Milan Records to Scare up Alone in the Dark Soundtrack
Soundtrack for game to be available May 24th
Date: Thursday, May 22, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

Atari and Milan Records have announced the release of the soundtrack to the action survival video game Alone in the Dark is set to be on May 24th, 2008. The original Alone in the Dark created the survival horror genre and set the standard for later games. Developed by Eden Games, the new Alone in the Dark aims to reinvent the genre once again with unique innovations and thrilling gameplay.

“For its first release of a video game soundtrack, Milan Records is very proud to be associated with such a classic series as Alone in the Dark,” said Nick Bobetsky, VP Sales and Marketing, Milan Records. “This is an original and powerful soundtrack, which goes beyond what you would normally expect in a video game.”

The evocative score was composed by Olivier Deriviere and performed by world-famous, Grammy Award-winning choir The Mystery of Bulgarian Voices. The result is an energetic, memorable score that mixes orchestration with the unique sound of The Mystery of Bulgarian Voices.

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