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UNBEATABLE: ALBUM. 3xLP Vinyl Soundtrack

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$40.95 $65 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

  • 3xLP on 180g Classic Black Vinyl
  • Music by D-CELL SOUND TEAM
  • Album Art by UNBEATABLE Art Director Andrew Tsai
  • Available on Vinyl and CD

This is a pre-order expected to ship by January 29th, 2027. If you ordered this item with any other products, we will begin shipping those items immediately, depending on their pre-order status.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The 180g vinyl feels substantial and the D-CELL soundtrack has this raw energy that makes each track pop. It’s a solid set for anyone who loves game OSTs on wax.

Evelyn N. ★★★★★

The gatefold sleeve is gorgeous, and Andrew Tsai's album art looks even better in person than on screen. The 180g vinyl feels hefty and the pressing is dead quiet, so the D-CELL soundtrack really gets to breathe. It was worth the pre-order wait.

Emma U. ★★★★★

The pre-order finally landed and the 180g pressing feels substantial in the hands, the gatefold art is gorgeous up close. D-CELL's soundtrack really gets a chance to breathe across three LPs, and the vinyl itself is dead quiet between tracks. Worth the wait for this one.