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Europe A1. The Spine (Attuned)
A2. Mel's Lair
A3. Asma's Ballad
A4. Dwellings
A5. Surrounded
A6. Icy Memories
A7. Egis
A8. The Frozen Path
A9. Acat
A10. Flora
B1. Haven
B2. Lost Voices
B3. Pearl: Amytis
B4. Crow
B5. Metropolis
B6. The Last Earthborn
B7. Requiem
B8. Very Dangerous Red Plants
B9. Calderon
C1. Finding Samsk
C2. Nabuu
C3. Canopy
C4. Tubes
C5. The Chase
C6. The Ultimate Weapon
C7. Sol & Vin
D1. Where You Come to Die
D2. Librarians
D3. Spine Keeper
Released early 2026, the metroidvania MIO: Memories in Orbit has been praised by fans and media since its release (83 Metacritic score). Mirroring the poetic and futuristic aesthetics of the game, this soundtrack combines ambient melodies, synthwave tones, groovy rhythms and live recorded choir voices, all created by Nicolas Gueguen. The product is a one of its kind, remarkably crafted gatefold with exclusive art from the dev team, in the typical style of the game.
MIO Memories in Orbit Original Game Soundtrack on vinyl by Nicolas Guéguen features atmospheric, emotional compositions from the acclaimed indie game, presented with rich analog sound for game music fans and vinyl collectors.
Yes. This is an officially licensed original game soundtrack, presenting music written specifically for MIO: Memories in Orbit and released on vinyl format.
Nicolas Guéguen is a composer known for game and cinematic music, recognized for creating evocative soundscapes that enhance storytelling and emotional immersion in interactive media.
Typically, vinyl editions include a curated selection of key tracks from the game rather than every single cue. Track listings vary by release—check individual listings for details.
This is a listening release designed for enjoyment on turntables, ideal for focused listening, background ambiance, or soundtrack appreciation outside gameplay.
Yes. Indie game soundtracks on vinyl—especially first pressings—are often highly collectible, appealing to fans of game music and vinyl enthusiasts.
Yes. The ambient and melodic nature of the soundtrack makes it well‑suited for relaxation, reading, study, or late‑night listening.
Absolutely. Its cinematic sound, thoughtful composition, and vinyl format make it a great gift for game music lovers and collectors.
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