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Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Selected music by Tom Salta · Soundtrack collaborators include Martin Stig Andersen and Ross Tregenza

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The music

Paris, 1980. Through a darker lens.

Tom’s contributions to Youngblood draw on early-1980s instruments, synthesizers and production techniques. Slow-building dystopian electronics sit alongside a much more confrontational post-punk energy.

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Selected music.

Explore the instrumental score and the vocal cover. Paris, 1980 is the slow-building, circular synth theme.

Instrumental score

Joy Division cover · Performed by The Guilt

Instrumental score

Dystopian synth-wave · Repeating, growing theme

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Behind the score

A period sound for an alternate history.

The music was made within the sonic vocabulary of the era. The selections also include Tom’s production of Joy Division’s A Means to an End, performed by The Guilt—a cover with a place in this particular musical world.

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Tom on the instruments, ideas and decisions behind the score.

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