GTA 6 Leaks Still Haven’t Revealed The Most Important Part of the Game

We’re one week away from Grand Theft Auto 6’s big Netflix showcase, but the party has already been spoiled. This week, a group called Cyberleek released a cache of leaked GTA 6 gameplay footage — a move meant to punish Rockstar for not releasing a physical disc version of the game, according to Cyberleek’s website. If legitimate, the videos reveal quite a bit about a game that we know next to nothing about, but there’s one thing Cyberleek has yet to spoil: the soundtrack. More than the wanton violence, music is the lifeblood of the GTA series. It’s what gives each game a distinct sense of identity, with radio stations almost acting as characters. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, for instance, is defined by its west coast hip-hop, grungy 90s alt-rock, and soulful R&B. Grand Theft Auto 5 worked some modern indie rock into the mix, making for an of-the-era blog rock soundtrack featuring bands like Wavves and Ty Segall Band. So, what kind of sound are we in for with GTA 6? We’ve gotten a few teases already thanks to its official trailers. Tom Petty’s “Love is a Road” and The Pointer Sisters’ “Hot Together” headlined the first two trailers, implying that Rockstar is going for an 80s vibe