The score for “Alien: Romulus” is coming to digital platforms, followed by a physical release in November.

The score for Fede Álvarez's film, composed by Benjamin Wallfisch and set between the events of Ridley Scott's 1979 "Alien" and James Cameron's 1986 "Aliens," is set to be released digitally on August 16. Golden Globe and Grammy nominee Wallfisch drew from the renowned scores for those two films by Jerry Goldsmith and James Horner, as well as Marc Streitenfeld's score for Scott's 2012 prequel "Prometheus."

The digital release will feature 20 cues. The vinyl edition, which will be released by Mutant on November 15th, will feature alternate artwork and six bonus tracks. It will be available for pre-order on Friday, August 16th. Check out the cover art below:

After composing the scores for “Annabelle: Creation,” “Blade Runner 2049” and “Twisters” this year, Wallfisch has built a reputation for absorbing themes from famous film series and lovingly re-imagining them for new chapters. “My love of the original films made it a joy to contribute to this iconic franchise,” says Wallfisch. “By immersing myself in the musical legacy of Horner and Goldsmith, the goal was to embody the tone of what came before while creating fresh elements through a fusion of electronics and traditional orchestral textures.”