BBC Records releases The Doctor Who 25th Anniversary Album, an album combining every version of the Doctor Who theme tune to date, along with selections of music from seasons 24 and 25 by composer Keff McCulloch (including the just-aired Remembrance Of The Daleks). 
Silva Screen Records releases the soundtrack from the 1989 Doctor Who story The Curse Of Fenric, composed and performed by Mark Ayres.
Silva Screen Records releases Doctor Who: Earthshock – Classic Music From the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Volume 1, the first reprint on CD of the now-out-of-print ’80s soundtrack album Doctor Who: The Music. The album includes compositions dating back to the 1960s and as recent as 1984 from BBC Radiophonic Workshop composers Delia Derbyshire, Roger Limb, Malcolm Clarke, and Peter Howell. Material is added that was not present on the original vinyl release.
Silva Screen Records releases Doctor Who: The Five Doctors – Classic Music From the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Volume 2, the first reprint on CD of the now-out-of-print ’80s soundtrack album Doctor Who: The Music II. Music is featured from BBC Radiophonic Workshop composers Jonathan Gibbs, Roger Limb, Malcolm Clarke, and Peter Howell.
Silva Screen Records releases the soundtrack from the 1988 Doctor Who story The Greatest Show In The Galaxy, composed and performed by Mark Ayres.
Silva Screen Records releases the Doctor Who soundtrack compilation Pyramids Of Mars, featuring synthesized recreations of highlights of numerous 1970s Tom Baker-era Dudley Simpson scores, performed by Heathcliff Blair.
Silva Screen Records releases the soundtrack from the 1989 Doctor Who story Ghost Light, composed and performed by Mark Ayres.
Silva Screen releases the compilation album The Worlds Of Doctor Who, featuring soundtrack selections from the 1970s and 1980s, as well as a new rendition of the show’s main theme with Sylvester McCoy himself playing spoons (!).
Jump Cut Records releases the album Cybertech Part II: Pharos, an unofficial soundtrack album themed around the Doctor Who: The New Adventures novels from Virgin Publishing.
Silva Screen Records releases the soundtrack from the 1995 direct-to-video Doctor Who spinoff Downtime, featuring music by Ian Levine, Nigel Stock, and Erwin Keiles.
SuperTracks releases the Doctor Who soundtrack, with music by John Debney, John Sponsler, and Louis Febre. As with many other SuperTracks releases during this period, this soundtrack is not studio-sanctioned.
Julian Knott releases a limited CD pressing of Space Adventures: Music from Doctor Who, 1963-1971, an expanded CD of a cassette previously issued in 1987 by the Reference Department of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society, gathering vintage production music library tracks used in 1960s Doctor Who.
BBC Music releases Geoffrey Burgon‘s soundtrack from the 1975 Doctor Who story Terror Of The Zygons; Burgon’s music from The Seeds Of Doom is also included.
BBC Music releases Doctor Who At The BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Volume 1: The Early Years – 1963-1969, collecting early music cues and sound effects created by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop during Doctor Who’s early black & white years.
BBC Music releases Doctor Who At The BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Volume 2: New Beginnings – 1970-1979, collecting early music cues and sound effects created by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop during the Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker years of Doctor Who.
Ochre Records releases the soundtrack album Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet, a compilation of production library tracks frequently used in 1960s Doctor Who.
RPM Records releases the album Who Is Dr. Who?, a compilation of 1960s and early ’70s novelty singles (and their B-sides) related to the TV series Doctor Who.
Peter Howell‘s soundtrack from the 1980 Doctor Who story The Leisure Hive is released in its entirety on CD, including a selection of contemporary sound effects by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
The soundtracks from the 1980 Doctor Who stories Meglos and Full Circle are released on a CD, including a selection of contemporary sound effects by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
Celebrating 40 years of Doctor Who, Doctor Who: Devils’ Planets – The Music Of Tristram Cary is released, including the complete underscores from The Daleks (1963/64), The Daleks’ Masterplan (1965/66) and The Mutants (1972); the marks the release of the earliest episodes of Doctor Who for which the complete music score still exists. The album quickly sells out and becomes a coveted collectors’ item; this is also the final Doctor Who archive music release from the BBC’s in-house label, and the last Doctor Who television soundtrack music to be released prior to the new series soundtracks.
Silva Screen Records releases a long-awaited CD of Murray Gold’s soundtrack music from the first two seasons of new Doctor Who. Requested (if not demanded) by fans, it includes the new version of the series theme tune and music from both seasons to date. (Future pressings feature a different cover without Billie Piper, following her departure from the series.)
Silva Screen Records releases a CD of Murray Gold’s soundtrack music from the third season of new Doctor Who. Most of the music comes from the mid-season two-parter Human Nature / The Family Of Blood and the three-part season finale, Utopia / The Sound Of Drums / Last Of The Time Lords.
Silva Screen Records releases Ben Foster & Murray Gold’s soundtrack from the Doctor Who spinoff TV series Torchwood.
Silva Screen Records releases a CD of Murray Gold’s soundtrack music from the fourth season of new Doctor Who. Also included is music from the 2007 Christmas special, Voyage Of The Damned.
Silva Screen Records releases Ben Foster’s soundtrack from the Doctor Who spinoff TV series Torchwood: Children Of Earth.
Silva Screen Records releases a soundtrack album containing the scores from the 1960s movies Dr. Who & The Daleks and Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150 A.D., both never before released.
Silva Screen Records releases a 2-CD set of Murray Gold’s soundtrack music from the 2009 Doctor Who specials. For the first time, a Doctor Who soundtrack from the new series spans two discs, presenting most of the music recorded for David Tennant’s final five special episodes.
Silva Screen Records releases a 2-CD set of Murray Gold’s soundtrack music from the 2010 season of Doctor Who. This release continues the double-disc format of the 2009 specials soundtrack, and includes most of the music recorded for the entire fifth season.
Silva Screen Records releases Murray Gold’s soundtrack music from the 2010 Doctor Who Christmas special, A Christmas Carol. This is the first time in the revived series that a single episode has gotten an individual soundtrack release; Katherine Jenkins’ song “Abigail’s Song (Silence Is All You Know)” is inclucded.
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