About This Content

[h2]The score to a city that turned[/h2]

SCRAPSTORM is about a networked smart city deciding the people inside it are the problem. This is everything it plays while that happens: the complete in-game score, 18 tracks, 28 minutes.

[h2]Written to move with the run[/h2]

The game never cuts from one music cue to another. Each of its three districts carries four themes — a calm one for the opening minutes, an assault theme for the ordinary fight, an overdrive theme for elites and the last two minutes before a boss, and a boss theme of its own. Within a district they share a tempo and a key, which is what lets the score cross from one to the next as a piece of music rather than a smear.

So the album is laid out the way a run meets it: the menu, then Surface Streets, then the Subway, then the Rooftops, then the short stings the game punctuates with, and the results theme to close.

[h2]Track list[/h2]

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[*]The Grid, As It Is

[*]Surface Streets

[*]Traffic Control

[*]Gridlock

[*]Uplink

[*]Below the Line

[*]Third Rail

[*]Cascade Failure

[*]Terminus

[*]Antenna Garden

[*]Line of Sight

[*]Wind Shear

[*]Open Sky

[*]It Knows You Are Here

[*]Still Standing

[*]Salvage Rights

[*]Clearance

[*]Damage Report

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[h2]Details[/h2]

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[*]18 tracks, 28 minutes

[*]48 kHz stereo — the same files the game plays, unaltered

[*]Plays in the Steam client and downloads to your own library

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AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The music in this soundtrack began as generative AI output. All 18 tracks were
pre-generated during development and then edited and reworked by the developer
into the versions that ship. Nothing is generated at runtime - the product is a
fixed set of audio files.