No Man's Sky's OST gets release date
From 65daysofstatic to your ears.
Hello Games and Laced Records have announced the release of the official soundtrack for No Man's Sky on June 17, a date that coincides with the launch window for the game (June 21 in the US, 22 in Europe, 24 in the UK). The soundtrack was fully produced by post-rock band 65daysofstatic, which according to the press release, spent more than a year composing original music for the game.
The soundtrack will consist of 10 original songs plus a second collection of 6 soundscapes and sound design, coming close to two hours of sounds. The soundtrack will be available via digital platforms, double CD, or a collector's version on vinyl.
Below you can watch the full performance of 65daysofstatic at the event A Night Under No Man's Sky.
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