‘QUEEN OF THE DAMNED’ Soundtrack Set For Red Vinyl Pressing In January

The iconic nü-metal-laden soundtrack for the 2002 vampire film Queen Of The Damned is getting a new life on red vinyl, set for release on January 2nd via Rhino Records. The film, an adaptation of the Anne Rice novel, starred Aaliyah and Stuart Townsend, but the soundtrack has its own legendary status in the metal and alternative community.

The album notably marked KORN frontman Jonathan Davis’s first foray into film scoring, collaborating with Richard Gibbs. Due to label-related contractual restrictions, Davis was unable to perform his own vocals on the tracks. Instead, he enlisted several iconic artists, including the late Chester Bennington (Linkin Park), Wayne Static (Static-X), Marilyn Manson, David Draiman (Disturbed), and Jay Gordon (Orgy).

The original track listing remains a landmark of early 2000s alternative metal:

Track Listing – ‘Queen Of The Damned’ Soundtrack:
01 – Jonathan Davis & Richard Gibbs – “Not Meant For Me” (feat. Wayne Static)
02 – Jonathan Davis & Richard Gibbs – “Forsaken” (feat. David Draiman)
03 – Jonathan Davis & Richard Gibbs – “System” (feat. Chester Bennington)
04 – Deftones – “Change (In The House Of Flies)”
05 – Jonathan Davis & Richard Gibbs – “Redeemer” (feat. Marilyn Manson)
06 – Papa Roach – “Dead Cell”
07 – Godhead – “Penetrate”
08 – Jonathan Davis & Richard Gibbs – “Slept So Long” (feat. Jay Gordon)
09 – Disturbed – “Down With The Sickness”
10 – Static-X – “Cold”
11 – Earshot – “Headstrong”
12 – Dry Cell – “Body Crumbles”
13 – Tricky – “Excess” (feat. Alanis Morissette)
14 – Kidneythieves – “Beføre I’m Dead”

This red vinyl pressing gives fans and collectors a chance to revisit one of the most influential and genre-defining soundtracks of the early 2000s, blending nu-metal, industrial, and alternative rock in a way few other albums have matched.

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