The first film in the Star Trek Kelvin Timeline trilogy turns 10 years old this summer, but it hasn’t been forgotten as longtime Star Trek soundtrack source Varèse Sarabande is set to beam down a special vinyl release of the 2009 film’s score this weekend.
Debuting as a special Record Store Day exclusive release on April 13, composer Michael Giacchino’s epic store to the 2009 Star Trek film is being re-released in a limited-edition LP, with only 2,000 copies produced for the annual event; it is not expected to be widely available in this format after Record Store Day.
First released on CD back in May 2009 when the movie hit theaters, the album features 15 tracks from the film, this single-LP set will have the same music included. Along with the score itself, the new release includes a full-color inner sleeve with imagery from the 2009 Trek film and a note from director J.J. Abrams.
The Star Trek ’09 LP release will be sold for $24.99 in stores only — you can find a participating record store near you at the Record Store Day website.