London-based publisher Laced Records has pressed the Resident Evil 5 deluxe vinyl soundtrack to three discs, featuring forty music tracks from the collaborative music score.

Internationally launched on March 5th of 2009, Capcom's high-definition port of the third-person horror title is available for Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. Resident Evil 5 sees the return of Chris Redfield, years after the events in Raccoon City. This time he is aided by his new partner Sheva Alomar, as the two investigate a bioterrorism threat reported in a region of Africa.

The vinyl edition of the soundtrack is also available for shipping through distributors Light in the Attic in Seattle and PixelCrib in Melbourne, Australia. Sleeve artwork is by Capcom and Boris Moncel of Blackmane Design. The 18-track digital soundtrack is available for streaming on Apple Music.

From the product page:

Delivering his first music for the series, Kota Suzuki led a composition team that included Hideki Okugawa, Akihiko Narita, Seiko Kobuchi, and Wataru Hokoyama. For the first time in a Resident Evil title, the soundtrack enjoyed live orchestral recordings thanks to the Hollywood Studio Symphony Orchestra. The theme song “Pray” was performed by vocalist Oulimata Niang.

Laced Records - Resident Evil 5 Deluxe Triple Vinyl

Light in the Attic - Resident Evil 5 Deluxe Triple Vinyl

PixelCrib - Resident Evil 5 Deluxe Triple Vinyl

Apple Music - Biohazard5 (Original Soundtrack)

13 years ago today, Resident Evil 5 launched for #PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles. The triple vinyl soundtrack album by Capcom Sound Team members ships from distributor PixelCrib in Australia - https://t.co/tSMRn1rh2I pic.twitter.com/DzX4E65IAd

— The Ongaku (@TheOngaku) March 5, 2022