Laced Records of London has opened reorders for Capcom's Resident Evil (1996) triple vinyl soundtrack, scheduled for shipping in April.

The first disc of the analog record set contains 45 music tracks from the survival horror score, composed by Koichi Hiroki of M on M Inc., Masami Ueda, and Makoto Tomozawa, specially mastered for vinyl.

Two additional discs are dedicated to 1997’s ‘Resident Evil Soundtrack Remix,’ arranged by Tomozawa. The 34-track album is “intermingled with dialogue snippets and sound effects to help fans relive the survival horror experience.”

Preorders have also opened at distributors Light in the Attic in Seattle and PixelCrib in Australia. Previously, the London-based record label published the Resident Evil (2002) GameCube score on deluxe double vinyl.

Laced Records - Resident Evil (1996 Soundtrack + Soundtrack Remix) Triple Vinyl

Light in the Attic - Resident Evil (1996 Soundtrack + Soundtrack Remix) Triple Vinyl

PixelCrib - Resident Evil (1996 Soundtrack + Soundtrack Remix) Triple Vinyl

We're proud to unleash the #ResidentEvil (1996) vinyl

🧟 LP 1 = Original Game Soundtrack (1st official release)
⛱ LPs 2&3 = Original Soundtrack Remix ('97 arranged album)

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— Laced (@Laced_audio) October 20, 2022