Each game in the TimeSplitters series has its own unique soundtrack, mostly created by composer Graeme Norgate (although he was aided by Goteki and Christian Marcussen in TimeSplitters 2 and TimeSplitters Future Perfect. Norgate also worked on many famous video games made by Rare for the Nintendo 64, such as GoldenEye and Perfect Dark. Indeed, the "Spaceship" track from the original TimeSplitters is notably similar to some of Perfect Dark's Skedar-themed music.

Contents 1 Availability 2 Official Music 2.1 TimeSplitters 2.2 TimeSplitters 2 2.3 TimeSplitters Future Perfect 3 Unofficial Music 3.1 TimeSplitters Advance 3.2 TimeSplitters 4 3.3 TimeSplitters Gold

AvailabilityEdit

The majority of the music from all three TimeSplitters games was available for download, free of charge, from Free Radical Design's web page. The website also offered printable album artwork. However, since the company was bought out by Crytek, the website has closed down and the music is no longer traceable from the developers themselves. It is still available for free elsewhere online:

• TimeSplitters Music Box offers the complete music from each of the games, including certain cues that were never available on Free Radical Design's official site.

TimeSplitters Music Box

• Graeme Norgate also has the music to the TimeSplitters games, as well as many of the other videogames he has scored, on his own website. However, the selection is not complete, with Future Perfect in particular lacking some cues.

Graeme Norgate's official webspace

Official MusicEdit

TimeSplittersEdit

Track	Composer	Notes
Tomb	Norgate
Chinese	Norgate
Cyberden	Norgate
Cyberden Launch	Norgate
Village	Norgate	Norgate - "How do you write music for a village? No idea, and to me, this sounds more like Delerium."
Chemical Plant	Norgate
Planet X	Norgate
Mansion	Norgate	Norgate brands this "Horror Lite!"
Docks	Norgate
Spaceways	Norgate	Norgate's sci-fi leitmotif is first heard here. It's heard again in TimeSplitters Future Perfect, on the VR track.
Graveyard	Norgate
Site	Norgate	Norgate - "Sort of guitary industrialy type tune."
Streets	Norgate
Castle	Norgate
Bank	Norgate
Spaceship	Norgate
Mall	Norgate	Melody comparable to stereotypical elevator Muzak.
Compound	Norgate
Warzone	Norgate
Alien Tileset	Norgate
Gothic Tileset	Norgate
Industrial Tileset	Norgate
Virtual Tileset	Norgate
Title Screen	Norgate	The original TimeSplitters main theme. The menu music in TimeSplitters 2 emulates this.
Unknown	Norgate	Dubbed "Spaceport" by TS Music Box. It's heard in the Spaceport Tileset.

TimeSplitters 2Edit

Track	Composer	Notes
Siberia	Norgate
Siberia Chopper Attack	Norgate	A faster and slightly edited version of the main Siberia song.
Chicago	Norgate
Notre Dame	Norgate	It seems to be inspired by Mozart's Lacrimosa
Notre Dame Portal Daemon	Norgate	Loosely inspired by "Never Let Me Down Again" by Depeche Mode.
Return to Planet X	Norgate
NeoTokyo	Norgate	Features the NeoTokyo leitmotif, which is heard in several places in TimeSplitters 2. It is an obvious homage to the end title music from the 1982 movie Blade Runner, a film which heavily inspired the NeoTokyo level.
Wild West	Norgate	Norgate - "Described by The Edge magazine as Ennio Morricone on Acid - sweet." The track's guitar parts were played by Richard Parr.
Atomsmasher	Norgate
Aztec Ruins Exterior	Norgate
Aztec Ruins Interior	Norgate
Robot Factory	Norgate	Norgate - "I'm not sure why I thought this, but I wanted to write the oddest tune I could come up with. If you think Robot Factory you'd think, mechanical, rhythmic and repetitive wouldn't you? Seems, I didn't." A edited version of this song is used in the story menu.
Space station	Norgate
Mexican Mission	Norgate
Ice Station	Norgate
Hospital	Norgate
Training Ground	Norgate
Scrapyard	Norgate
Nightclub	Norgate	A more upbeat rendition of the Chicago track. Norgate comments that this piece took a long time to compose.
Hangar	Norgate	Also used in the Chasm level.
Ufopia	Norgate
TS2 Streets	Norgate	While the level remains the same, Streets featured different music from its original incarnation. This track is also the Alien Tileset's default music.
Circus	Norgate
TS2 Industrial Tileset	Norgate	This is the second track to feature the NeoTokyo theme.
TS2 Virtual Tileset	Norgate	This is in fact the Alien Tileset music from the original TimeSplitters.
Anaconda	Norgate
AstroLander	Norgate	The NeoTokyo theme arises again here, this time in a considerably slower and more 'primitive' rendition.
RetroRacer	Norgate
TS2 Title Screen	Norgate	A remixed and updated continuation of the original TimeSplitters theme.
Story Level Select	Norgate	A segment of "Robot Factory" slightly edited for length.
TS2 Credits	Norgate	This song is also the virtual tileset's music in TimeSplitters Future Perfect.
Goteki TS Remix	Goteki
Mission Success	Norgate
Mission Failure	Norgate	See Article
Aztec Background Noise	Norgate
Mapmaker	Norgate	A curious inclusion, as there is no background mapmaker music in TimeSplitters 2.

TimeSplitters Future PerfectEdit

Track	Composer	Notes
Scotland the Brave	Norgate	Norgate - "One of my all time favourite tracks I've done, and it's got bloody bagpipes in, I ask you!"
Castle Tank Boss	Norgate	The same song is used for the demo played at the beginning of the game.
The Russian Connection	Marcussen
The Khallos Express	Marcussen
The Khallos Express Helicopter	Marcussen
The Mansion of Madness	Norgate	Norgate comments that this was influenced by The Shining. It also sounds similar to some of the score music from the 1999 movie End of Days.
What Lies Below	Marcussen
Breaking and Entering	Norgate
You Genius, U-Genix	Marcussen
Machine Wars	Marcussen
Something to Crow About	Marcussen
You Take the High Road	Marcussen
The Hooded Man	Marcussen	Same as Mars Prison
Bunker	Norgate
Disco a Go-Go	Norgate	The music from the Disco level.
Horror Hotel	Marcussen	The music from the Hotel level.
Siberia	Norgate
Spaceport	Norgate	This was based upon a remix for Illumina. The very beginning is also similar to the melody of a Russian folk song.
Mind the Gap	Norgate	The music from the Subway level.
Who's the Mummy?	Norgate & Goteki	The music from the Temple level.
Venice	Jeremy Taylor	This is actually a fast-paced remix of the Funeral March for Queen Mary.
VR	Norgate	This map uses the familiar sci-fi leitmotif seen in original TimeSplitters's "Spaceways".
Zeppelin	Croker
Egyptian Tileset	Norgate
Horror Tileset	Norgate
Lab Tileset	Norgate	This is the same song as "Cortez Can't Jump".
Military Tileset	Norgate	Same as Siberia of the same game
Cortez Can't Jump	Norgate	This is the same song as "Lab Tileset".
Like a Monkey	Goteki	"Like a Robot" with 'monkey' replacing 'robot' at every juncture.
Like a Robot	Goteki
Like a Robot (instrumental version)	Goteki	"Like a Robot" without lyrics.
Mapmaker	Norgate
TS3 Title Screen	Norgate	The theme of TimeSplitters Future Perfect is a different composition from the previous games.
Movie Suite - Action	Marcussen	The three Movie Suite cues are used in cutscenes throughout the game.
Movie Suite - Sneak - Bad Guys	Marcussen	The three Movie Suite cues are used in cutscenes throughout the game.
Movie Suite - Sneak - Good Guys	Marcussen	The three Movie Suite cues are used in cutscenes throughout the game.

Unofficial MusicEdit

TimeSplitters AdvanceEdit

The music for TimeSplitters Advance was probably done solely by Graeme Norgate, but since the game was never released, we can only assume this.

TimeSplitters 4Edit

The upcoming music for TimeSplitters 4 is expected to be composed by Graeme Norgate and possibly Christian Marcussen.

TimeSplitters GoldEdit

TimeSplitters Gold uses MIDI renditions of the official music in TimeSplitters Future Perfect. These renditions were arranged by Monocledsardine of TeamSplitters.