Rockstar Games and French electronic duo Justice will release a physical version of the Grand Theft Auto VI original score on December 11, nearly a month after GTA 6 launches on consoles on November 19.
Key points
- Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score by Justice releases physically and digitally on December 11.
- The score comes in three editions: triple crystal clear vinyl ($59.99), triple black vinyl ($54.99) and double CD ($21.99).
- All editions include the same 30-track, three-hour score, with pre-orders available via Rough Trade, Justice's Shopify page and Amazon.
- The score features 'Pusher' with Gesaffelstein and 'Flower in a Hurricane' with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard.
- It is separate from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a 34-track artist compilation due November 19.
The announcement gives fans a second major soundtrack release to track alongside the game itself, and it clears up confusion between two separate music projects tied to the title. Anyone who has already pre-ordered merchandise or followed the game’s rollout, including recent reports about GTA 6‘s transit systems, now has a concrete release date and price list to work from.
Editions and Pricing for the GTA 6 Score
Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score ships in three physical formats, plus a standard digital release. The triple vinyl editions and the double CD all carry the same 30-track, roughly three-hour score, just packaged differently.
- Triple Black Vinyl: $54.99
- Triple Crystal Clear Vinyl (indie-exclusive): $59.99
- Double CD: $21.99
- Digital album (Bandcamp): €11.00
The vinyl editions come in a gatefold sleeve with a UV-gloss finish and include a download card for bonus digital content. The double CD arrives in a UV-gloss digisleeve with a download code for the full soundtrack. Rockstar has not detailed what the bonus digital content actually contains. A French retailer listing shows different euro pricing for the same editions, suggesting regional variation rather than a factual discrepancy in the U.S. figures.
What’s Actually on the Album
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