Clair Obscur’s gorgeous soundtrack looks (and sounds) worth the $145

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a leading contender for 2025’s Game of the Year, thanks in large part to its innovative gameplay and fascinating story, which are accentuated by a soundtrack that absolutely rips. And now you can own this OST on vinyl and CD, though you’re going to have to wait a bit.

Laced Records opened pre-orders Thursday for physical editions of Clair Obscur’s soundtrack, headlined by the 6LP box set. Its 63 “specially mastered for vinyl” tracks have “been thoughtfully sequenced by composer Lorien Testard to reflect the game’s three act structure,” according to a news release. Laced Records has an exclusive edition featuring “multi-colour galaxy effect” LPs in addition to the standard black version. Both versions retail for $145.

Of course, not all 154 tracks are included in the vinyl boxset, as they might need 15 LP to press eight hours of music. However, you can listen to the full soundtrack on streaming services, or just listen to this eight-hour YouTube video on repeat. (You won’t regret it.)

If a $145 price tag is making you feel a bit “whooo,” a 2LP version is also available. For $42, you can get 20 tracks sequenced by composer Lorien Testard, including “Alicia” and “Une vie à t’aimer.” Laced Records has an exclusive color edition as well as standard black.

Completionists might want to snag the 8CD set instead for $44. It’ll include those 154 tracks as well as 23 bonus tracks, like the unreleased “Whispers of Tomorrow,” “For Those Who Come After,” and “Until Next Life (Solo Voice).”

Laced Records is expecting all editions of the soundtrack to ship in February 2026.

While Laced Records has indicated “pre-orders will be open for at least the next few weeks” on Reddit, you may want to order sooner rather than later; IGN has exclusive variants, and its 6LP edition is already sold out at the time of this writing.

The announcement for the soundtrack was hinted at on Wednesday in a video from Jennifer English (Maelle) and Ben Starr (Verso), which you can check out below.