Arctic Eggs

Introducing the Arctic Eggs OST, the soundtrack to cooking like the pros. Jazz in sub-zero temperatures by Cameron Ginex, on eggscellent vinyl.

The full soundtrack to Arctic Eggs is available for the first time, produced through a collaboration between Lost In Cult Records and Stumpy Frog Records. The LICR exclusive ‘Sunny Side Up’ variant is limited to 300 copies.

The surreal cooking game drops you in Antarctica in 2091 and dares to ask: “Can you fry eggs ontop of Mount Everest?”

At first glance, the world of Arctic Eggs appears to go out of its way to put you off. The inhabitants of 2091 can at times appear inhuman, authoritative, uninviting… But this group of doomed people may have more to say about the human condition in a frozen world than you might think. Especially once you pull out your frying pan and make them a fried egg they’ll never forget.

Composer Cameron Ginex defied convention with the game’s soundtrack, opting for smooth jazz, soft muzak, background chatter, and moments of an inviting zen nature. The wallpaper of a strange world, with strange people, and strange situations. And yet, a pervasive sense of beauty and calm can be found throughout its 16 tracks.

Now, Stumpy Frog Records & Lost In Cult Records have collaborated to put these tunes to wax. With art by developer The Water Museum and the codex noirmatic, Cameron Ginex’s soundtrack has been pressed in two variants, limited to 300 copies each: the Sunny Side Up variant, sold through LICR & the Frying Pan variant, sold through Stumpy Frog Records.

Each copy comes with one of two felt sleeves depicting Arctic Eggs concept art.

• Single LP on Splatter Vinyl

• Includes protective felt sleeve depicting art by E. Sánchez

• Composed by Cameron Ginex

• Mastered for vinyl by Ohad Nissim

• Artwork by the codex noirmatic and The Water Museum