ReverseEon Soundtrack

Every storm deserves a score.

The official music of Reverse Eon — for Minecraft 1.20.1 (Forge).
37 tracks · 2 hours 44 minutes of music · 30 music discs

**The sound of a world that can be rewritten**

Reverse Eon Soundtrack is the complete score of Reverse Eon — kept in its own pack so the main mod stays small, and so the music can grow on its own.

It is not a playlist. Installed beside Reverse Eon, every track knows when it belongs: the hills by day, the rain, the caves, your island at dusk, the moment an Aura flares, the second a boss wakes, the three minutes before a Flood takes the world. And on its own it is still thirty music discs for any jukebox.

🎵 Music that knows where you are

With Reverse Eon installed, the game's background music is replaced by a score written around the world you are standing in:

• The Overworld — its own themes for day, night, rain, caves, winter and the high air, chosen as you move.
• Your island — two themes by day, taking turns, and one for night.
• The title screen — the main theme, the first thing you hear.
• The Depth of Myth — a theme that sinks with you: every step down plays it slower and deeper, as sound is under deep water, until it is the only thing left.

**⚡ Scored to the disaster**

• The Storm (Unexpected Storm) has its own track, and it keeps the Storm's own time: in step for every player on the server, to the second — join halfway through and you come in on the right bar.
• The Flood (Where All Paths Align) is timed to its music, not the other way round: the wave holds its breath in the score's hush and falls on the drop; the sea goes still in its break; the world is erased on its last hit — and when the final note fades, the world begins again.

**🔮 Nineteen Auras, nineteen themes**

Every Aura colour in Reverse Eon has a theme of its own — Aqua, Amber, Azure, Crimson, Ego, Ember, Emerald, Frost, Gilded, Ink, Ivory, Obsidian, Prism, Requiem, Rewind, Sepia, Silver, Verdant and Void. Light your Aura and your theme plays; stand near an ally's and you hear theirs.

👑 Bosses & raids

• The Guiding One's Creation — one theme for her first phase, another for her second and third, heard anywhere her bar reaches.
• Forget Me Not — a mini-boss theme.
• Manus raids — a raid theme while the defenders hold, and a harder, darker track the moment the Manus take three quarters of the ground, with the screen pulsing to its beat.

While a raid or the Guiding One's fight is on, everything else waits — the background music, other mods' music, the Aura themes — and comes back when it is over.

**💿 30 Music Discs**

Every Aura, every Overworld and island theme, the main theme and Forget Me Not — thirty discs, each with its own art, playable in any jukebox.

• Collect them at Regulus's Disc Shop on your island, priced in Sharpodonty — the rarer the theme, the higher the price.
• They are real music discs to the game and to other mods: comparators read them, hoppers move them, disc-playing backpacks play them.
• Works without Reverse Eon too — on its own, this is a thirty-disc music pack.

**🎚️ Mixed with care**

• Every track is levelled to the same loudness (EBU R128, about −23 LUFS as it plays), so nothing leaps out and nothing has to be strained for. A plain gain, never compression; nothing clips.
• It all follows the game's Music slider. Reverse Eon adds an Aura Music volume slider of its own, and an Ambient Music switch — off, and you have Minecraft's own music back.
• Every track is streamed, so the pack costs memory only for what is playing.

**📜 Tracklist**

**🧩 Requirements & Installation**

Drop it into your mods folder beside Reverse Eon. That is all — there is nothing to configure.

**❓ FAQ**

Why is the music a separate download?
Music is most of the size. Keeping it apart keeps Reverse Eon small, lets servers and packs choose, and lets new music arrive without a new version of the mod.

Does Reverse Eon work without it?
Yes — exactly the same, only quieter: where its music would be, there is silence (or Minecraft's own).

Does it work without Reverse Eon?
Yes — as a pack of thirty music discs for your jukeboxes.

Music credits

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_{Reverse Eon is an unofficial fan project, inspired by Reverse: 1999. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bluepoch; Reverse: 1999 and its characters belong to their respective owners.}

Beyond the Hourglass.