Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye

Description

Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye is decidedly darker than its predecessor, and the accompanying music follows the same path. Admittedly, the base game's music sometimes takes a dark and mysterious turn, but for Echoes of the Eye, composer Andrew Prahlow went all out. The result is a more alien and sometimes even more hostile version of Outer Wilds' audio universe, with echoing choral arrangements and staccato soundscapes that evoke the unforgiving void of space. The true achievement of this score lies in how it evokes all those primal fears of cosmic smallness while retaining an undeniably irresistible beauty. Enter these soundscapes again and again through the magic of your turntable with the soundtrack of Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye. In the grooves of the Black Hole vinyl, you will find the complete score of Echoes of the Eye, from "Into Shadow," which kicks off side A, to the "Postlude," very likely the last notes you will hear at the end of your journey in Outer Wilds. It is a journey through celestial grandeur, presented in a humble yet stellar fabric sleeve, with album artwork by Ian Jacobson of Mobius Digital. This sleeve, of course, is designed to complement the look of our fan-favorite Outer Wilds 2xLP vinyl soundtrack, echoing its evocative and now iconic appearance, while solidifying its place side by side on your record shelf. It's time to complete your Outer Wilds vinyl collection.