GTA 6: The Album revealed by Rockstar Games, listen to first six singles

Rockstar Games is going for world domination with Grand Theft Auto VI, now having announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album.

The album will see the highly anticipated new game seek to conquer the world of music, landing alongside GTA VI on November 19.

It's due to feature 34 original tracks that, according to Rockstar Games, "capture the electric energy of Vice City and Leonida", with the included artists coming "from a genre-defying artist roster".

The album's announcement comes mere days after a variety of high profile musicians began posting GTA VI art to their social media accounts, with Travis Scott, Keith Richards, Morgan Wallen, and PinkPantheress among those to do so.

GTA VI: The Album is getting a physical release, with three versions available

While the album may not be launching until November 19, you can get a taste of it now, with six tracks having been instantly dropped.

Those six tracks are as follows:

• Yung Lean - 'That's It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)'
• Travis Scott - 'RHYNO (prod. by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo)'
• CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., & Etienne de Crécy - 'Sexy Magic'
• Morgan Wallen - 'Last Thing You Need'
• Rauw Alejandro - 'Macacoa 2000'
• Keith Richards - 'Bright Lights, Big City'

GAMINGbible can verify that all of those six tracks are now available on Spotify to stream.

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While GTA VI, the game, is only set to be available digitally and as a code in a box, GTA VI: The Album is getting a full physical release.

You can already pre-save the album on Spotify, which is no real surprise after Spotify began teasing a collaboration in the last 24 hours.

For those who want a tangible copy though, there are three options to choose from ... or at least there were.

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GTA VI: The Album's limited edition vinyl has sold out in minutes

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GTA VI: The Album is launching as a limited edition vinyl, regular vinyl, and regular CD but already, the limited edition vinyl has sold out, correct at the time of writing.

The limited edition vinyl costs £108.99 with its unique selling point being "two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid" and some unique album artwork. At this point in time, there's no information on whether it'll be restocked or made available at other retailers outside of Rockstar Games' official store.

The regular version of the vinyl record costs £44.99 and features "transparent magenta discs with blue splatter", while the CD will set you back £10.99. As perhaps expected, it features a CD disc and album booklet.

While we know that 34 songs will feature on the full album, the tracklist has not yet been revealed outside of those six instantly released songs.

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Gamers aren't too thrilled about the fact that Rockstar Games suddenly remembered discs exist

GTA VI, again, isn't set to be released physically - at least at launch, although there's no indication that it will be in the future either.

Digital games are popular, certainly, but they're not for everyone. You don't own your digital purchases which is why many of us prefer a physical copy.

It's surprising then that GTA VI: The Album will be available physically and not just digitally and via streaming.

"The irony to release this on disc but not the game itself," replied one gamer to Rockstar Games' announcement.

"So you’re releasing the music on CD and Vinyl but the game not on disc?" added another.

GTA VI may be on track to be one of the biggest entertainment releases of all time, but it's interesting that controversy is never far behind it.