Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival Soundtrack & Music

Identify credited game and trailer tracks and find supported soundtrack access, keeping unknown music clearly marked. Covers Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival.

Music evidence captured on 12 October 2026. No official tracklist and no composer credit were located, so both are reported as gaps rather than inferred from third-party uploads.

The Deluxe edition of Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival includes a digital soundtrack that plays from the main menu, and no official tracklist or composer credit for the game's score has been published. Licensed songs from established artists appear in the launch trailers and in community playlists, but those playlists are fan-assembled rather than official releases.

That combination is why music searches for this game return so much guesswork. If you want the music that ships with the game, the Deluxe soundtrack is the only official route; if you want a specific song you heard in a trailer, this page marks what is verified and what is not.

What the official soundtrack is

The digital soundtrack is one of the eight items in the Deluxe edition, alongside the art book and the novella. It is accessed from the main menu rather than as separate audio files.

Included in
Deluxe edition
Listed on Steam as
Digital Soundtrack
Where it plays
Main menu of the game
Standalone purchase
No separate soundtrack product was found

Where the other Deluxe items are found, including the art book that sits beside the soundtrack, is covered on the Deluxe content access page.

Who composed the score

No public composer credit for the game's score was located. This is the largest gap in the music record for this title, and it is stated as a gap rather than filled in from a third-party upload.

Missing fact, not an oversight: the absence of a credit in the sources checked does not mean no one is credited; it means a credit was not published where it could be verified. Treat any composer attribution you see without a source as unverified.

The voice cast, which is credited, is listed on the languages and audio page.

Licensed songs

A community-curated playlist titled with the game's name collects licensed tracks from established artists, including HEALTH, Rammstein, Deftones, Marilyn Manson, and 3TEETH with Mick Gordon.

That playlist is fan-assembled rather than an official release, so it is evidence of what listeners associate with the game rather than a publisher tracklist. The tracks are real songs by real artists; their inclusion in the game itself is what the playlist does not establish.

Read it as a lead, not a list: a community playlist is a useful starting point for finding a song you heard, and it is not documentation of the game's soundtrack.

The official Launch Trailer cover for Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival showing Pinhead beside the trailer title.
Official trailer musicSteam trailer cover

Trailer music

Three launch-period trailers are named: the Launch Trailer, the Scarlet Church Trailer and the Gameplay Overview Trailer. Naming them precisely matters because trailer music is routinely misattributed across them.

  • The trailers are the most likely source of a song a player remembers, because licensed tracks are used in marketing rather than only in the game.
  • No per-trailer music credit was located in the sources checked, so this page does not attribute a track to a specific trailer.
  • Attributing music by resemblance to a third-party upload is the most common error in this area and is not done here.

The trailer names and the release timeline they belong to are set out on the release date page.

Material that is not official

Three categories of music content circulate around this game and none of them is a publisher release.

Music sources and their status
SourceStatus
Deluxe digital soundtrack in gameOfficial, main menu access
Community Spotify playlist of licensed tracksFan-assembled, not an official tracklist
Apple Music single by Retro Skillz Gaming, released 30 January 2026 under MetaTuneRecordsNo visible link to the publisher or developer
YouTube menu theme and main theme videosUnofficial uploads

The Apple Music single is worth calling out because it predates the game's release by months and carries a different rights holder, so it is not a soundtrack release for this game even though it shares the title.

How to listen

There are two supported routes and they lead to different music.

  1. For the game's own score, use the Deluxe soundtrack

    Open the main menu in a copy that owns the Deluxe entitlement and select the soundtrack entry.

  2. Confirm the entitlement if the entry is absent

    The soundtrack is a Deluxe item, so a Standard copy will not show it. Entitlement checks are on the Deluxe access page.

  3. For licensed songs, check the streaming playlist as a lead

    Use the community playlist to identify a track, then verify the artist and release independently before treating it as game music.

No standalone purchase of the game's soundtrack was found, so the in-game player is currently the only official way to hear the score.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I listen to the Hellraiser: Revival soundtrack?

Through the digital soundtrack included in the Deluxe edition, which plays from the main menu. No standalone soundtrack product was found.

Who composed the soundtrack?

No public composer credit for the game's score was located. The gap is stated rather than filled in from third-party uploads.

Is there an official tracklist?

No official tracklist was published. A community Spotify playlist collects licensed tracks from artists such as HEALTH, Rammstein and Deftones, but it is fan-assembled rather than an official release.

What song is in the launch trailer?

No per-trailer music credit was located, so no track is attributed to a specific trailer here. The trailers are the Launch Trailer, the Scarlet Church Trailer and the Gameplay Overview Trailer.

Is the single on Apple Music the game soundtrack?

No. A single titled after the game was released by Retro Skillz Gaming on 30 January 2026 under MetaTuneRecords, with no visible link to the publisher, and it predates the game.

Digital soundtrack included in Deluxe and opened from the main menu. Source: Saber Interactive support FAQ. Checked .

Digital Soundtrack listed among the Deluxe items and the launch-period trailer names. Source: Steam store listing. Checked .

Licensed tracks collected by listeners, used as a lead rather than an official tracklist. Source: Community Spotify playlist. Checked .