The Library of Congress has officially inducted the original soundtrack of the video game Doom into its National Recording Registry, highlighting its cultural importance in the realm of music and gaming. Composed by Bobby Prince, the soundtrack is noted for its unique blend of metal, techno, and ambient music, providing an intense backdrop for players as they navigate through the game's challenges. Remarkably, all music was composed before the game levels were finalized, showcasing Prince's innovative approach. This recognition places the Doom soundtrack alongside other significant 2026 additions like Weezer's self-titled debut album and Taylor Swift's '1989.' With this latest inclusion, the National Recording Registry now comprises 700 titles, reflecting a diverse range of musical genres and formats. Fans can explore a playlist of the newly added titles through streaming services via the Digital Media Association's website.