Doom music covers

Many artists have covered music from Doom. Apart from single covers, there have been a few "albums" and compilations of Doom music. Following is a list of all Doom-music related albums.

Doom, Doom 2, and Final Doom remixes by Sycraft
Sycraft remastered the tracks from Doom, Doom 2, and Final Doom.

Final Doom remixes by Lorcan
Lorcan remixed music from Final Doom (TNT: Evilution).

Steve Rot's Doom Tribute
Main page: Steve Rot's Doom Tribute

Steve Rot created realistic covers of music from Doom and Doom 2. All Doom 2 tracks are covered. However, with the exception of Sweet Little Dead Bunny, only tracks from Doom episode 1: Knee-Deep in the Dead are covered.

Doom and Doom 2 remixes by Ashley Carr
Ashley Carr remixed all tracks from Doom and Doom 2. The remixes lack realism, and instead focus on heavily synthesized sounds.

Doom, Doom 2, and Final Doom remixes by Kinkiness
Kinkiness remixed a large number of Doom tracks. Many are ambient.

Paul's Stuff: Doom Music
Paul created covers of many Doom and Doom 2 tracks, using external synths.

The Dark Side of Phobos
Main page: The Dark Side of Phobos

Delta-Q-Delta
Main page: Delta-Q-Delta

Doom and Doom 2 remixes by Per Kristian
Per Kristian is currently remixing tracks from Doom and Doom 2.

Classic Doom 3 Soundtrack
Sonic Clang and Thumpmonk covered the Knee-Deep in the Dead soundtrack for the Classic Doom 3 Mod.

NES remixes
Bloodshedder created NES-style versions of tracks from Doom, and a couple from Doom 2.

Chiptune remixes
Bloodshedder created Chiptune-style versions of songs from Doom and Doom 2.

XTDoom Soundtrack
Xelteckon created realistic powerful covers of Doom tracks. There are different versions of the album: vCyAn, vCyRem, and vCyRem2. Each is an improvement of the one previously released. They contain all tracks from Doom, plus the first track from Doom 2. Xelteckon gave a title to the song for E2M9 and E3M1; "That's One Doomed Space Marine", in reference to a quote by Duke Nukem.