Music
Primal features music by electronic rock band 16Volt. Some of the tracks presented in the game are:
- Suffering You (fight music) -Written by Eric Powell, John Desalvo and Mike Peoples
- Alkali (fight music) -Written by Eric Powell, John Desalvo and Mike Peoples
- Happy Pill (fight music) -Written by Eric Powell and Mike Peoples
- Blessed (fight music)
- At The End (during credits)
- Moutheater (menu screen) -Written by Eric Powell and Mike Peoples
- And I Go (fight music)
- Everyday Everything (fight music) -Written by Eric Powell and Mike Peoples
- Keep Sleeping (fight music)
- Plastic Blue -Written by Eric Powell
- At The End -Written by Eric Powell and Krayge Tyler
The combat tracks from Primal feature on the album SuperCoolNothing V2.0 from 16 Volt, and the band had a cameo appearance in Primal, where they played in a club in the opening cut scene.
The "cinematic tracks" were composed by Andrew Barnabas and performed by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus. A suite dedicated to its music was performed at the historic Symphonic Game Music Concert in Leipzig 2003.
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