The Last of Us: Part I has launched for Windows through Steam and the Epic Games Store. Music for the game is by Argentine composer Gustavo Santaolalla.

Record label Mondo of Austin, Texas published The Last of Us vinyl soundtrack back in 2015. A two-disc black vinyl release, excluding the "Left Behind" DLC score, ships from distributor PixelCrib in Australia and Music On Vinyl sublabel "At The Movies" in the Netherlands.

The vinyl publication ships with printed inner sleeves and an eight-page booklet with liner notes by writer and creative director Neil Druckmann, providing commentary on the story of Joel and Ellie in post-apocalyptic America. The 30-track digital soundtrack is streaming on Spotify and YouTube Music.


From the product page:

The Last Of Us received acclaim for its score, which was made by composer Gustavo Santaolalla. Santaolalla is also known for his work on Brokeback Mountain and Babel, for which he both won the Academy Award for Best Original Score. The Argentinian composer also created the music for the series Jane The Virgin and Netflix' Making A Murderer. His soundtrack to The Last Of Us was his first in the video game industry. In 2020, he also returned to compose the music to the sequel, The Last Of Us Part II.

PixelCrib - The Last of Us (Black Vinyl) 2XLP

At the Movies - (OUT OF STOCK)

YouTube Music - The Last of Us (Streaming)

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The Last of Us Part I Digital Deluxe Edition for PC is available for pre-purchse now — out March 28: https://t.co/DVHXwYOCC1 pic.twitter.com/18Sh6MO4Ku

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