DOOM: The Dark Ages Revelations Soundtrack Hits Streaming

The 16-track soundtrack for the DOOM: The Dark Ages expansion Revelations is now available on streaming platforms. Finishing Move composed the album of heavy riffs to accompany the new DLC content.

The soundtrack accompanies a 10-hour campaign that introduces new levels, deeper puzzles, new demons, and new mysteries. Players control the Slayer, who is described as wounded and betrayed while facing an abomination of the gods in a merciless purgatory.

The Revelations DLC also adds Ripatorium 3.0 with three new maps, new demons, upgraded weapons, and improved customization options including preset saving and loading. Finishing Move returned to create the music after scoring the base game.

Finishing Move co-founder Brian Lee White previously noted the soundtrack draws from bands including Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Spiritbox. The group aimed to recapture the excitement of discovering heavy music.

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