Fans of HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms can now own Dan Romer’s acclaimed Season 1 score in physical formats. Mutant, in partnership with WaterTower Music and HBO, has announced both CD and vinyl editions of the soundtrack, available for preorder now. The release is scheduled for November 2026, giving collectors a chance to add this Emmy‑nominated score to their shelves.
Quick read
- Composer: Dan Romer
- Formats: CD ($20) and Vinyl
- Release date: November 2026
- Label: Mutant + WaterTower Music, with HBO
About the score
Romer’s music for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes a different approach than the sweeping orchestration of Game of Thrones. Drawing on spaghetti western influences and medieval folk traditions, the score uses plucked strings, fiddles, and whistling to create a sparse but evocative soundscape. At a key moment, Romer integrates Ramin Djawadi’s iconic Thrones theme, tying the new series to its predecessor while establishing its own identity.
Maekar Targaryen and Egg in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms | Image: HBO
Packaging and extras
The CD edition comes in a digipak wrapped in a printed interactive PET sleeve, with a booklet featuring eight character portraits illustrated by Greg Ruth. The vinyl edition follows similar premium packaging standards, with factory tolerances noted for collectors.
Tracklist highlights
- Leaving the Reach
- Arrival in Ashford
- What Chance Do I Have?
- Quieter Accommodations
- The Luck Is Ours Alone
- Ser Arlan
- Will You Heed My Call to War?
- Sweetfoot
- Egg and Thunder
- He’s Too Low
- I Cut It Off, Brother
- How Good a Knight Are You?
- Good Men Will Fight for It
- You Are No Knight
- In the Name of the Warrior
- Not Just Sword and Lance, but Honor
- Main Title (from Game of Thrones) / Let the Gods Decide
- This City Is Too Small for Us
- You Old Fool
- Get Up, Ser
- The Pennytree
- I Suppose We Could Go Anywhere
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