Doom Eternal is only a few weeks away. To preview its upcoming release, Bethesda revealed a new trailer showing off the game’s extremely metal soundtrack — including a custom built metal choir.

Over on the Doom subreddit, there's a post that claims that you can see the poster for Doom 2 in the spectrogram for one particular track on the Doom Eternal soundtrack, composed by Mick Gordon.

DOOM Eternal composer Mick Gordon assembled a choir composed of heavy metal singers to assist in working on the upcoming sequel's soundtrack.

If you happen to be one of the people who purchased the Collector's Edition of DOOM Eternal, you can now get your hands on the soundtrack.

For some this is unfortunate, but despite Gordon's limited involvement with the game, many fans still enjoyed the Doom Eternal soundtrack. The new DLC campaign features two new composers, Andrew ...

Following a botched mixing job on the official soundtrack, Mick Gordon could be done working with Bethesda on future Doom games. Doom Eternal's soundtrack is amazing, and I couldn't imagine the ...

Doom's unmistakable sound can evidently infect music from other games fairly well. Doom and Hades may not have much in common, beyond being critical darlings, but their music is both memorable and ...

DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods sounds like it'll have a killer soundtrack that is just as much on par with the base game.

A Doom X Trivium soundtrack sounds like a match made in heaven, especially given the classic FPS game's cult following and hardcore, bloody combat. Riding the hype wave of Funcom's rhythm shooter ...

NIN's Trent Reznor is interested in scoring the soundtrack for the next Doom.