Alien: Covenant - Revelation - My Fan-Made Soundtrack

Nice work ;)

Thanks, I updated the link to the second soundtrack, it seemed to be the same as the first one. 

Awesome! Starting at 3:50 would be my pick for the main theme. Starting with a little more energy would seperate your work from the others.

Hello, welcome to the site. First I would like to say your music is absolutely fantastic. Although your msic is great I won't say it would suit a Prometheus style movie. If you were to say it would suit the likes of Blade runner then I would say ABSOLUTELY!. Your music to me is reminiscent of Vangelis or something that you would find in the sound track of the movie Oblivion. 

I love it, great stuff.

Good stuff Sergey! I really hope Alien Covernant has a soundtrack like Revelations. While listening to it, i could imagine a team of explorers finding the derelict on LV426 and discovering the space jockey and then the egg silo. This would fit perfectly with a scene like that. Very dark and erie. Well done.

Thank you very much guys for your kind comments ^^ 

MonsterZero, yea, from that moment that was definitely Alien like theme, before that it was more like Prometheus like discovering style. 

pulserifle187, thank you, yeah, I guess it wasn`t completely Prometheus style, caz I am still not experienced enough for approaching the very close style of Prometheus, and there was a limited amount of instruments to use, so I just tried to use them wisely. 

Necronom 4, thanks very much dude ^^ Yeah, I also had the feel it would suit smth like exploring the derelict, maybe some lights and holograms too, but then they find smth strange and everyting turns off, and smth begins haunting them, u can actually hear the roar, not very alien like, but it could be a completely new creature. Then there is some intense and they get out safely, but what they find is the tomb of Engineers, or a ritualistic place, anyways, somehow related to Engineers. Actually at first I called this soundtrack "in the tomb". 

Good work, personally I like the slow build up it creates a sense of mounting tension.