Wipeout (video Game) - Music

Music

See also: Wipeout (album)

The game's electronica soundtrack was composed by Tim Wright under the alias CoLD SToRAGE. Additional songs by Leftfield, The Chemical Brothers, and Orbital were included in the PAL version of the PlayStation game, while the Saturn version included three songs by Rob Lord & Mark Bandola.

Track listing
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "Cairodrome"
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "Cardinal Dancer"
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "Cold Comfort"
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "DOH-T"
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "Messij"
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "Operatique"
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "Tentative"
  • CoLD SToRAGE - "Transvaal" (not in Saturn version, except for PAL region)
  • Rob Lord & Mark Bandola - "Brickbat" (Saturn exclusive)
  • Rob Lord & Mark Bandola - "Planet 9" (Saturn exclusive)
  • Rob Lord & Mark Bandola - "Poison" (Saturn exclusive)
  • Leftfield - "Afro-Ride" (PlayStation PAL exclusive)
  • Chemical Brothers - "Chemical Beats" (PlayStation PAL exclusive)
  • Orbital - "P.E.T.R.O.L. (Wipeout mix)" (PlayStation PAL exclusive - simply titled "Wipeout" in-game)

A separately sold Official Soundtrack Album was released to promote the game. This music album featured a selection which contrasted against the music included within the game, with CoLD SToRAGE being the most notable omission given his prevalence within the game.

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