This post-apocalypse sounds serene and peaceful rather than dark and despairing. Will we all finally find peace of mind in the shambles of civilisation?
It is a society in its most simplistic form. Survival. Fight or flight. Beans, bullets, and bullion. Nothing else matters but the things you care for...
The only peace people would find would be those who died during the apocalypse not having to face the aftermath. Could you imagine the hell life would be after the collapse of civilization? I think everyone is looking at this in an idealized way rather than how awful it actually would be...Sure life is terrible in many ways right now but it would be far worse with a collapse.
The thing that gives me comfort is that our planet is going to be fine, just as the universe governs it. But humans will pass and things will continue like they have for eons
Absolutely. Nothing worse than trying to find some long-form video to play with meditative music like this and then finding there are ads every 10 minutes!
A man tell me long time ago: "People stupid, Petyr. they do not understand what happen if we do not learn to co-exist in harmony. the world will end in fire and sorrow." we called him дядя Коля or Uncle Kolya. he was smart old man. One day, he left to go visit his son, Borscha. I never see him again. but his words always with me.
@@JesusIsEternalSalvation Doubt it. The remaining nuclear plants will collapse without somebody to maintain them and will result in a much greater scale Chernobyl. We NEED to learn to be at peace with one-another.
@@normalusernamenothingtoseehere life will always survive in one way or another and not necessarily on earth either. We're not special that it starts and ends with us. We're just one of many accidents.
@@normalusernamenothingtoseehere Heh, no. Earth dwarfs those plants, and life gives no shits about such modest amounts of destruction. They wouldn't even be the smallest of extinction events.
@@ryguy_games1658 I feel the same but at the same time no... I love the feeling, the fear but also peaceful. The quite wolrd... But I think about the death that you have to see everywhere, see your friends and family died, can't eat or sleep properly, being all alone, fighting for your life against zombie but also humans who'll be crazy. I love thinking about it, writing about it, dreaming about it, but living it? I don't think...
@@chiyumieproduction5665 yeah I feel the same, I want to live in it but at the same time I don’t. I want to be an actor when I grow up and cast in apocalyptic movies/shows
I wish I could share the feeling this music gives me with people in my life. But they just don't understand it or they don't have the patience to dive into it. I get questions like "Is that it?" or "When does it start?". It just baffles me nobody else experiences the same or even slightly the same I do when I sit down and listen. Dark ambient and mostly this channel has made such an impact on my life that I am designing a tattoo inspired by you Simon and other artists on this channel. I can't thank you all enough for continueing this channel.
I feel the same as you dude. I absolutely enjoy music with lyrics, but my love for music goes beyond lyrical content as well. It is how it seeps into my mind, soul, spirit, and make me really feel something that cannot be replicated by anything else. Edit: Typos
@@xXHalo4Xx117 You both put it so well with these comments, something about songs like these provide so much atmosphere in the mind. Almost like a story in a way.
I don't feel that we are "special" for liking this music. However, I am willing to bet regardless of faith, title and walk of life that we are more sympathetic, deeper in thought and more. There has to be a reason orchestra/classical hits us different.
try between 4 and 5 AM usually the quietest a city gets. You can get some real creepy vibes from a city at that hour. Get some headphones (even better) and just walk and listen. Careful of bad people types though ;-)
i tell my kids to plug my Klipsch in my ears and hit shuffle all my playlists. shut the door and drop me down. otherwise i will haunt them to oblivion.
So many are assuming that these are songs for the fall of our civilization. They could very easily be for walking the nearly vanished ruins of the colossal yet still fading achievements of another humanity, who built with a style such as that found on Giza Plateau, Salisbury Plain, or Rapa Nui Nui.
@@turnedlightschannel1160 There are two branches of people. Those who wallow in how "bad" humans are, writing in self loathing and shifting the blame on others; they will fade away. Those who love humanity and see the light of why we are the greatest species to ever exist, not only in our achievements, but for the fact that we are the only species who ever _cared._ About anything. Good or bad. Those people will never die.
Greetings, from *_the future!_* We indeed still have internet and SpaceX has launch 18 Falcon 9's, *FOURTEEN* of which had Starlink satellites to be deployed (in some capacity; one had only 10, another 14, one 52, the rest were a full 60) Although, the pandumbic is still a thing since not everyone is willing to get vaccinated. Or those that do want to, live somewhere that doesn't have the means to get it... But no one has launched any _nukes_ yet and so we as people still persist! ...for now... lol
@@DUKE_of_RAMBLE We've reached crit mass fo vaccinations in most countries at this point, all the lockdowns now is just a way of putting pressure into the un-vaccinated to vaccinate since the others are getting annoyed by it, it's just mindgames really. That being said, the vaccinated are a bigger threat anyway tbh, we can still have Corona and we don't get tasted anymore, meaning we can take it anywhere anytime without anyone knowing. (We can also still get sick from it, dangerously sick to, vaccinations don't matter anymore and never really mattered in the extend they tried to tell you, what we need now is a pill to get rid of it when we have it.)
Rise , flourish , then fall .. Rise , flourish , then fall .. Rise , flourish , then fall .. It's a pattern .. over and over and over , for literally thousands of years . The more complex and stable a pattern is , the higher the likelihood that pattern is of intelligent design.
I always come back to this... It's especially good when you're just BLASTING it. It's so soothing and evokes this sense of emptiness or void but it's so intense at the same time. It's like a focused calm, that way.
29:06 That transition right there... it shook me so extremely hard, it's such a dreadful and scary sound I had to listen to it a bunch of times over and over again so it stops lingering in my head, scaring me every time at night. 10/10 this is great
Dear Diary, It has been exactly 5 years since the accident, 5 whole years. I can't believe how long I've been alone for. I left to search the ruins of the city today, first time I've gone outside in 2 months. I don't know why I left though, I have enough food and water in the caravan with me to last for at least another month. I guess I just thought there could still be a chance of another survivor out there, or at least some form of life. As i stepped out of the caravan this morning, the air was so cold, so dry, so... dead. The hill was full of deceased trees and bushes, I don't know why I used the word deceased, I've never liked it.I stumbled down the slope after only a few paces downwards and accidentally cut my ankle on a rock as I was leaving, I still need to clean that up to make sure it doesn't get infected later. As I entered the ruins they seemed even emptier than the last time I went down there, a silent hell. I still remember how full of life the city was, before the accident at least The crumbled buildings used to be thriving apartment blocks The abandoned park used to be filled to the brim with energetic kids The streets filled with rubble and skeletons used to be where i would walk home from The imploded school used to be a chaotic madland of teenagers The very hill I live on now used to be mine and Isabel's secret spot, an escape from the busy world around us. I miss Isabel. For some reason I visited the school today, still looked exactly how I last saw it; two story building, flattened to the ground with some sort of eeriness to it. Kind of makes sense due to the fact it took the lives of hundreds. I can only imagine the horror my friends had to go through in their final breaths. (I'll finish this later)
pov: I'm alone... no one is still here. There are no scolding, no laughter, no voices, just silence. I'm alone. But how I say this was not the way I wanted when I said "to be alone"... I miss them, I miss them so much...
POV: the world has become a wasteland. Barely any forests or plants that aren’t in desert-like areas are nearly completely gone, with the remaining ones rapidly disappearing. You’ve been out on the road for quite a while, feeling like you can’t go on anymore. Everything looks the same, ahead of you and behind you. But then, you find an old, run-down huge building. A laboratory. Reluctantly, you decide to walk in, feeling the surprisingly cool air surround you. You continue through the lab, finding that they had done all sorts of tests on the wasteland, and that there was no explanation for it all happening. The only thing this did was make your mood worse. But something catches your eye. You turn to it, and see four flowers blooming next to a small oasis. Life is thriving well in this wasteland. It shows that there’s still hope - hope for the world, and for you.
"Over everything-up through the wreckage of the city, in gutters, along the riverbanks, tangled among tiles and tin roofing, climbing on charred tree trunks-was a blanket of fresh, vivid, lush, optimistic green; the verdancy rose even from the foundations of ruined houses. Weeds already hid the ashes, and wild flowers were in bloom among the city’s bones"- John Hersey, Hiroshima. Even in death, there is life, a chance for humanity to start anew, at every end, whether it be from a great plague, or the shadow of death that is the great Atomic Bomb, there is a new beginning.
What an experience.. l lay down, in the dark and just listening to it, completely alone.. that feeling i cant describe.. after one hour i felt so free as if the whole world is catchable
I almost want to apocalypse to come. I'll drive to oregon. Live in the forests. Be free. No more responsibility. No more heart ache. Me and the few people who care about me. I understand the apocalypse would be a terrible thing but I think it's worth it. To lose all connection to the world. No electronics. No news. No hatred. Just people, with people, being people. That's how it was meant to be. That's how it needs to be.
You're trading responsibilities. Your responsibilities will be finding food and drinkable water, staying warm, keeping your crew from being sick and not being sick yourself. Finding medicine if somebody does. Your heartache will be not finding antibiotics for your friend that stepped on a rusted nail. Your hatred will be for other people you run into that take your supplies, or ransacked a gas station before you did. I think about a post-apocalypse a lot too. Arguably we've never been closer. But you need to know what that means.
@@kevinroy5333 Chill man, it's just what we feel about it. But I might say, that is the point, everything just stops, you'll care only for the ones and things you care about, survival is top priority, quiet dead environment is a rewarding peace (at least for me) but it's post apocalypse to begin with, expect problems, emotions, and accept death, for nothing can last forever.
@@ian8879 I am chill? There are definite upsides. The crippling fear of not having enough, of your means suddenly being cut off by your employer, the social persona we're all kind of forced to adapt going away? I'm not saying there aren't upsides to downfall.
Hatred it's going to happen are u dumb ;-;it's the thinking that if you disconnect yourself from technology and the world that your life magically somehow will get better for me👁️👄👁️🖐️
08/19 I was walking on this road and found this journal next to the body of a kid, and it's been a year since he last wrote on this . The situation never changed but the virus got worse. after the first outbreak, the people who died on the street because of the virus started walking again . I never thought that this scene would actually happen and I am one of those lone survivors. The experience I gained from games and things I saw in movies made me this far . The only thing you'll hear is the sound of the wind , cans and plastics being blown away. I don't know when this will end, but I miss the old days where you could just work, play and sleep . I see a horde of these idiots walking towards me from a distance, so I'm going to wrap things up . I'll try to survive until someone, somewhere makes a vaccine and ends this hell . " DIRECTED BY MICHAEL BAY "
When you're in the apocalypse and you're all alone except for all the animals around you The places you once went to as a kid, is now nothing but abandoned rusty vegetation It's all but a dying memory
I feel you. The good part is over. Even if we get a new world, how good could that be when the people in it are going bad? I can feel it in myself aswell. Its like im slowly rotting inside, or like im slowly losing something important as i go on. I dont think this is supposed to happen, it feels wrong. Maybe we should have given up on our personal desires, instead of giving up on each other. Now we are all lonely slaves and desire is our master.
👉Tracklist: 00:00 God Body Disconnect - We all turn to stars cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/the-depths-of-finality 04:08 Keosz - Consigned To Limbo cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/ava 09:34 Northumbria - Still Valley II cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/vinland 14:20 Alphaxone - Particle Storm cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/chronosphere 20:24 protoU - Ghost in You (part I) cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/anomalies 26:48 Beyond the Ghost - You Disappeared cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/you-disappeared 32:22 Tineidae - Star Mist cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/exo 38:50 Dahlia's Tear - Gate of Immortality cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/descendants-of-the-moon 46:00 Apocryphos - Heartsick Against Civilization cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/against-civilization 50:37 Alphaxone - A Profound Void cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/dystopian-gate
This looks like it once use to be a library and how fitting when the end comes it may be a place of sanctuary for those still around what a treasure to find in that time it’s so zen like
I’m listening to this while designing my DND post-apocalyptic campaign. Honestly I didn’t realize just how impactful this could be. It’s more than just music, it resonates with the soul, it sets the mood of both solemn silence and the feeling of adventure. This truly is an underrated playlist. Thank you.
@@ericoliveira626 I ended up having to drop it after two or three sessions unfortunately. I simply got too busy as well as got ahead of myself. That’s how it goes sometimes though. I’m still with my group though and we’re having a fun time so at least there’s that.
@@titan_o7 good to know that you guys are still playing and having fun! i hope you keep doing great campaigns and if you want someone to give you ideas for rpgs, or write a story, i do it as a hobby, so maybe we can become friends.
If a Apocalypse comes I don't think it would be a sudden disaster like say a meteor or something. I personally think it would be something that is slow in process like time but with a slow wave behind it decaying and corrupting everything it touches "like a thieve in the night"
@@BernardoCifuentesBecerra If he takes them from the web you can screenshot an image, put your google images on desktop mode and in the search engine you’ll see a camera, click that and you can search the image you screenshotted. If an image is from the web, you’ll find it.
stepping back into the Cryo Chamber again and waking up in a world left by humanity, these are my favorite songs, keep this up and i may never wanna leave the Cryo Chamber again
How much did it take? Once I waited 2 hours, I started cleaning the house, totally forgeting about the game, when it finally loaded and Fiends blasted my ears. (South Vegas Ruins)
This music is so beautiful . Humans have infinite capacity. The old world is dying as we move into a parallel dimension accessed by the higher mind Our dormant DNA is stirring allowing us to be one with the united field. As someone said many many years ago. " The greatest law is love" . Count yourself lucky to live in such magical times.
It's been about a decade as a hostage now...., I still don't know if it's a female ? male ? Or maybe even a couple ? But one thing is for sure,...... I've definitely developed stolk holm syndrome behavior, with the people who ruined everything........
The music tells of the tale of the last surviving human as he recounts the various hard learned lessons that humanity learned, far too late to save themselves…..
As a person who likes to write dystopian stories, music like this helps put me in the right frame of mind. Thank you for all the hard work for an amazing channel!
Bro, I don't usually write dystopian stories, but I have attempted to. Here's an idea that I attempted to write, but I feel you'll do better: it's 2052, and humanity has still been stuck in Renaissance-like era ever since it started due a unique strand of the bubonic plague. Every single mass production factory has been transformed to create medicine to lessen the effects of the plague. Despite the mass production, people still wage war over it and other necessities. There are many different groups of people that behave differently than others. Like people that seek to aid others and protect them, people that are highly aggressive and shoot anyone who has supplies, or people who stand only for themselves and try to limit conflict. The world is on a see-saw of civilized life and complete anarchy. It is only a matter of time before something drastic happens. Good or bad.
This Post-Apocalyptic Soundtrack makes me feel like I'm a lone human in a planet of graveyards, fighting something that I cannot see nor know anything about. However, one thing is clear. I can feel that its there, just waiting for me to reveal my vulnerability.
I’m completely obsessed with your content thanks to this video. I listen to it while playing Project Zomboid. I’m months into the game and winter has set in harshly. This chilling serene music mixed with the desolate and quiet snowy world I’m wandering in have made for a surreal experience.
Darkness. You never really know a dark night until there's no lights. When the lights from your streetlamps die out and your batteries run dry; in absolute silence does fear truly lie, but most importantly... Darkness seeks light, even the smallest bit. Protect your light.
I was listening to this at that odd moment just before night hits and dawn leaves, all the birds were flying home, the sun sort of already left and a small ginger cat was sat in the light of a street lamp. I learnt further out my window and the cat stared at me, don't know why but for a good quater hour me and the cat were just staring at eachother. The moon was a really thin crescent shape, the whole situation was pretty unsettling and eerie but kind of nice in some way or another, never experienced anything quite as odd. Don't know why I had to tell the story but I guess I just did.
No one knew when the Apocalypse ceased, when normality began to seep into our lives. Albeit nothing is the same as it was before, you can feel more despair from the people around you and sometimes you find pockets of nature within these concrete jungles that were not there before. Sometimes it feels like we never truly survived, that we lost a part of ourselves during all the chaos. Is this what it's like to survive? To survive where others have died? A question I hope never has an answer. Now I lay against the grass and peer up to the star lit sky. Hoping to find myself from all that has happened.
Really wish I could listen to this but i always fall asleep. Any of the “songs for ____ world” put me to sleep. This one is no exception. The first few minutes absolutely beautiful and I can only assume the rest is as well. This is perfect. Thank you.
This post-apocalypse sounds serene and peaceful rather than dark and despairing. Will we all finally find peace of mind in the shambles of civilisation?
It is a society in its most simplistic form. Survival. Fight or flight. Beans, bullets, and bullion. Nothing else matters but the things you care for...
it is more into creating a sense of an aftermath
The only peace people would find would be those who died during the apocalypse not having to face the aftermath. Could you imagine the hell life would be after the collapse of civilization? I think everyone is looking at this in an idealized way rather than how awful it actually would be...Sure life is terrible in many ways right now but it would be far worse with a collapse.
It will be more Blade Runner than Mad Max, I feel
The thing that gives me comfort is that our planet is going to be fine, just as the universe governs it. But humans will pass and things will continue like they have for eons
Thanks for the lack of ads
Согласен, это важное условие в восприятии такой музыки
Absolutely. Nothing worse than trying to find some long-form video to play with meditative music like this and then finding there are ads every 10 minutes!
@@romanpovoroznyuk1188 я вообще, более оригинальной эмбиент музыки, чем на cryo chamber нигде не слышал. Крутой лэйбл.
@@princeofrossiya1694 Подтверждаю. И про музыку, и про лэйбл.
Привет!
A man tell me long time ago: "People stupid, Petyr. they do not understand what happen if we do not learn to co-exist in harmony. the world will end in fire and sorrow." we called him дядя Коля or Uncle Kolya. he was smart old man. One day, he left to go visit his son, Borscha. I never see him again. but his words always with me.
Thats exactly whats about to happen, it will end in fire and sorrow. The people are indeed stupid.
@@BjornEconox humans will go extinct but not the rest of life on earth.
@@JesusIsEternalSalvation Doubt it. The remaining nuclear plants will collapse without somebody to maintain them and will result in a much greater scale Chernobyl. We NEED to learn to be at peace with one-another.
@@normalusernamenothingtoseehere life will always survive in one way or another and not necessarily on earth either. We're not special that it starts and ends with us. We're just one of many accidents.
@@normalusernamenothingtoseehere
Heh, no. Earth dwarfs those plants, and life gives no shits about such modest amounts of destruction. They wouldn't even be the smallest of extinction events.
The music makes me feel like i'm a traveller, a lone surviving human carrying a backpack and walking through an empty road in a city devoid of people.
Only you, your backpack and the echo of our steps as company
Same!
you should play 'Death Stranding'
@@Space_Drifter0621 and guns
@@oreorebus Guns will be long forgotten
I use this for atmosphere as I write my book.
Me too! That's crazy!
@@1nerdylegokid Good stuff man. Best of luck on yours!
Wait, me too!
Same here!
I'm working on a drawing (which i was inspired to make after listening to the starting of this )
Day after day the Apocalypse stops being a fear, and turns into a dreadful hope.
Don’t ask why but I want a zombie apocalypse, just like the walking dead
why?
@@thess4797 I just want to not worry about being an adult and not having to have a job or pay taxes
@@ryguy_games1658 I feel the same but at the same time no... I love the feeling, the fear but also peaceful. The quite wolrd... But I think about the death that you have to see everywhere, see your friends and family died, can't eat or sleep properly, being all alone, fighting for your life against zombie but also humans who'll be crazy. I love thinking about it, writing about it, dreaming about it, but living it? I don't think...
@@chiyumieproduction5665 yeah I feel the same, I want to live in it but at the same time I don’t. I want to be an actor when I grow up and cast in apocalyptic movies/shows
We all turn to Stars. Thats a good lesson about humility.
Actually we all turn to black holes. We are *made* from stars!
A post-apocalypse means the end of civilization, but not necessarily the end of man or the world...
I wish I could share the feeling this music gives me with people in my life. But they just don't understand it or they don't have the patience to dive into it. I get questions like "Is that it?" or "When does it start?". It just baffles me nobody else experiences the same or even slightly the same I do when I sit down and listen. Dark ambient and mostly this channel has made such an impact on my life that I am designing a tattoo inspired by you Simon and other artists on this channel. I can't thank you all enough for continueing this channel.
I feel the same as you dude. I absolutely enjoy music with lyrics, but my love for music goes beyond lyrical content as well. It is how it seeps into my mind, soul, spirit, and make me really feel something that cannot be replicated by anything else.
Edit: Typos
@@xXHalo4Xx117
You both put it so well with these comments, something about songs like these provide so much atmosphere in the mind.
Almost like a story in a way.
they think they already have all those emotions... but no
@@xXHalo4Xx117 this is so true. When I listen to this song, i become creative, peaceful and patient. This is so special!
I don't feel that we are "special" for liking this music. However, I am willing to bet regardless of faith, title and walk of life that we are more sympathetic, deeper in thought and more. There has to be a reason orchestra/classical hits us different.
Once you know the truth, you're never the same.
What truth you're talking about ,,,, Aliens attack ,,, Zombie apocalypse,,,,,or Robots ??? Or it's just a quote 😅
@Brett Musil ok👍 thanks
@Brett Musil
Boom .
@@Anonymous-di9py the terrible truth is the higher hand will stay in charge till the very end
@Hobarth McShane What about transgender 😂😂😂
"There is no peace of mind. It is either mind or peace."
If it sounds like this at the end, I'm okay with the end.
imagine listening to this in an empty city, and nothing to have but your mind ( and this soundtrack ) ...... i would want that.
I would die of anxiety....creepy as hell
try between 4 and 5 AM usually the quietest a city gets. You can get some real creepy vibes from a city at that hour. Get some headphones (even better) and just walk and listen.
Careful of bad people types though ;-)
The Omega Man (Charlton Heston) perhaps?
I once did this with an abandoned supermarket tho. Anexiety attack.
@@Washeek i would do that, i like this type of adventures, thanks for the idea friend
I’m gonna say it: this is waaaaaaayy better than lofi
facts
Go back to Avatar.....
each track is unique and thats cool
I can see why.
i think it really depends on your mood
I hope that, in death, I will still be able to listen musics.
And even after...
i tell my kids to plug my Klipsch in my ears and hit shuffle all my playlists. shut the door and drop me down. otherwise i will haunt them to oblivion.
@My Simply Music hola! hello. hi. sup?
i dont know what broo is.
I hope that, in your lifetime, you will be able to learn proper English.
@@EwigWinterreich AYYY lol
“We will be the end of ourselves
for peace and war shall never co-exist
our greed and lust for power
will be our demise”
So many are assuming that these are songs for the fall of our civilization. They could very easily be for walking the nearly vanished ruins of the colossal yet still fading achievements of another humanity, who built with a style such as that found on Giza Plateau, Salisbury Plain, or Rapa Nui Nui.
Post apocalypse is a New Beginning.
Exactly...
The life on earth already saw five mass extinctions, I don't see why it wouldn't survive another one.
@@ivans.5959life will go on. It deserves that. Humanity on the other hand... im not so sure.
@@turnedlightschannel1160
There are two branches of people.
Those who wallow in how "bad" humans are, writing in self loathing and shifting the blame on others; they will fade away.
Those who love humanity and see the light of why we are the greatest species to ever exist, not only in our achievements, but for the fact that we are the only species who ever _cared._ About anything. Good or bad.
Those people will never die.
@@Ranstone we agree to disagree. Thanks for your input.
@@Ranstone love how in the nicest way possible you told turnedlightschannel that he’s complaining and blaming it on others XD
Just a reminder before the end of the year: be sure to save this one so you have it before the apocalypse starts and you don’t have internet anymore!
Greetings, from *_the future!_*
We indeed still have internet and SpaceX has launch 18 Falcon 9's, *FOURTEEN* of which had Starlink satellites to be deployed (in some capacity; one had only 10, another 14, one 52, the rest were a full 60)
Although, the pandumbic is still a thing since not everyone is willing to get vaccinated. Or those that do want to, live somewhere that doesn't have the means to get it...
But no one has launched any _nukes_ yet and so we as people still persist!
...for now... lol
@@DUKE_of_RAMBLE pretty much nothing changed...
great-_-
@@DUKE_of_RAMBLE We've reached crit mass fo vaccinations in most countries at this point, all the lockdowns now is just a way of putting pressure into the un-vaccinated to vaccinate since the others are getting annoyed by it, it's just mindgames really.
That being said, the vaccinated are a bigger threat anyway tbh, we can still have Corona and we don't get tasted anymore, meaning we can take it anywhere anytime without anyone knowing. (We can also still get sick from it, dangerously sick to, vaccinations don't matter anymore and never really mattered in the extend they tried to tell you, what we need now is a pill to get rid of it when we have it.)
unfortunately this comment aged very well
@@figthomas9951 sadly yes, the bare minimum is a societal downfall
Rise , flourish , then fall ..
Rise , flourish , then fall ..
Rise , flourish , then fall ..
It's a pattern .. over and over and over , for literally thousands of years .
The more complex and stable a pattern is , the higher the likelihood that pattern is of intelligent design.
Sometimes i really want to feel that i am the only person in the world
@@abrahambeadner7696 becuz... It feels more safe, peacefull..
@@abrahambeadner7696 you have a tiny possibility: start to draw :D (It works)
I always come back to this... It's especially good when you're just BLASTING it. It's so soothing and evokes this sense of emptiness or void but it's so intense at the same time. It's like a focused calm, that way.
I completely agree. Along with their other album 'Songs for an empty world'. It evokes such a wonderful feeling of tranquil solitary.
There is a comfort in the void that it makes.
Gives hollowness and dread as well.. But yeah, not in a threathening way.. More like, calm and psychological.
The thing about this type of imagery is... it already is happening now.. some places left abandoned. And forgotten.
29:06 That transition right there... it shook me so extremely hard, it's such a dreadful and scary sound
I had to listen to it a bunch of times over and over again so it stops lingering in my head, scaring me every time at night.
10/10 this is great
Dear Diary,
It has been exactly 5 years since the accident, 5 whole years. I can't believe how long I've been alone for.
I left to search the ruins of the city today, first time I've gone outside in 2 months. I don't know why I left though, I have enough food and water in the caravan with me to last for at least another month. I guess I just thought there could still be a chance of another survivor out there, or at least some form of life.
As i stepped out of the caravan this morning, the air was so cold, so dry, so... dead. The hill was full of deceased trees and bushes, I don't know why I used the word deceased, I've never liked it.I stumbled down the slope after only a few paces downwards and accidentally cut my ankle on a rock as I was leaving, I still need to clean that up to make sure it doesn't get infected later.
As I entered the ruins they seemed even emptier than the last time I went down there, a silent hell. I still remember how full of life the city was, before the accident at least
The crumbled buildings used to be thriving apartment blocks
The abandoned park used to be filled to the brim with energetic kids
The streets filled with rubble and skeletons used to be where i would walk home from
The imploded school used to be a chaotic madland of teenagers
The very hill I live on now used to be mine and Isabel's secret spot, an escape from the busy world around us.
I miss Isabel.
For some reason I visited the school today, still looked exactly how I last saw it; two story building, flattened to the ground with some sort of eeriness to it. Kind of makes sense due to the fact it took the lives of hundreds. I can only imagine the horror my friends had to go through in their final breaths.
(I'll finish this later)
@The Auditor thanks :)
aw its sad to see you forgot to finish it. It is a nice read!
You not gonna finish it? :(
I guess you forgot to clean that cut...
omg i found it again
Clearly the TH-cam algorithm has a sick sense of humor
agreed.
It’s just a sign my friend
First track is a pure magic by adding these ambient guitar tunes...
pov: I'm alone... no one is still here. There are no scolding, no laughter, no voices, just silence.
I'm alone. But how I say this was not the way I wanted when I said "to be alone"...
I miss them, I miss them so much...
POV: the world has become a wasteland. Barely any forests or plants that aren’t in desert-like areas are nearly completely gone, with the remaining ones rapidly disappearing. You’ve been out on the road for quite a while, feeling like you can’t go on anymore. Everything looks the same, ahead of you and behind you. But then, you find an old, run-down huge building. A laboratory. Reluctantly, you decide to walk in, feeling the surprisingly cool air surround you. You continue through the lab, finding that they had done all sorts of tests on the wasteland, and that there was no explanation for it all happening. The only thing this did was make your mood worse. But something catches your eye. You turn to it, and see four flowers blooming next to a small oasis. Life is thriving well in this wasteland. It shows that there’s still hope - hope for the world, and for you.
Post apocalypse refers to such a time when internet comments and notifications come to an end.
Something about this makes me feel all and nothing, like the deep ocean or endless open plains were condensed into sound waves
"Over everything-up through the wreckage of the city, in gutters, along the riverbanks, tangled among tiles and tin roofing, climbing on charred tree trunks-was a blanket of fresh, vivid, lush, optimistic green; the verdancy rose even from the foundations of ruined houses. Weeds already hid the ashes, and wild flowers were in bloom among the city’s bones"- John Hersey, Hiroshima. Even in death, there is life, a chance for humanity to start anew, at every end, whether it be from a great plague, or the shadow of death that is the great Atomic Bomb, there is a new beginning.
What an experience.. l lay down, in the dark and just listening to it, completely alone.. that feeling i cant describe.. after one hour i felt so free as if the whole world is catchable
I feel the same way. I cant describe the feeling this music brings, but i feel alone and comfortable at the same time.
A sound state of mind ?
These scenarios like with all urbanity destroyed and nature growing in/on it like the skyscrappers totally corverd by plants are my favourite
I almost want to apocalypse to come. I'll drive to oregon. Live in the forests. Be free. No more responsibility. No more heart ache. Me and the few people who care about me. I understand the apocalypse would be a terrible thing but I think it's worth it. To lose all connection to the world. No electronics. No news. No hatred. Just people, with people, being people. That's how it was meant to be. That's how it needs to be.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Yeah apocalypse is a tragedy but when it's post apocalypse, I can everything so peaceful.
You're trading responsibilities. Your responsibilities will be finding food and drinkable water, staying warm, keeping your crew from being sick and not being sick yourself. Finding medicine if somebody does. Your heartache will be not finding antibiotics for your friend that stepped on a rusted nail. Your hatred will be for other people you run into that take your supplies, or ransacked a gas station before you did.
I think about a post-apocalypse a lot too. Arguably we've never been closer. But you need to know what that means.
@@kevinroy5333 Chill man, it's just what we feel about it. But I might say, that is the point, everything just stops, you'll care only for the ones and things you care about, survival is top priority, quiet dead environment is a rewarding peace (at least for me) but it's post apocalypse to begin with, expect problems, emotions, and accept death, for nothing can last forever.
@@ian8879 I am chill? There are definite upsides. The crippling fear of not having enough, of your means suddenly being cut off by your employer, the social persona we're all kind of forced to adapt going away? I'm not saying there aren't upsides to downfall.
Hatred it's going to happen are u dumb ;-;it's the thinking that if you disconnect yourself from technology and the world that your life magically somehow will get better for me👁️👄👁️🖐️
08/19
I was walking on this road and found this journal next to the body of a kid, and it's been a year since he last wrote on this . The situation never changed but the virus got worse. after the first outbreak, the people who died on the street because of the virus started walking again . I never thought that this scene would actually happen and I am one of those lone survivors. The experience I gained from games and things I saw in movies made me this far . The only thing you'll hear is the sound of the wind , cans and plastics being blown away. I don't know when this will end, but I miss the old days where you could just work, play and sleep . I see a horde of these idiots walking towards me from a distance, so I'm going to wrap things up . I'll try to survive until someone, somewhere makes a vaccine and ends this hell .
" DIRECTED BY MICHAEL BAY "
When you're in the apocalypse and you're all alone except for all the animals around you
The places you once went to as a kid, is now nothing but abandoned rusty vegetation
It's all but a dying memory
"We've become drifters, squandering the wasteland, looking for something hold on to. Searching, for someone to light the way for us."
Don’t you feel like it’s over already? Like we’re all dead and are slowly beginning to realize it? No new thoughts. No new world.
Nop, not at all mate
I do I wish it all ends just peacefully though
@@hisheeelijah1482 a yes that is agood end to
just peacefully very calm... also kinda spoky to.
I feel you.
The good part is over.
Even if we get a new world, how good could that be when the people in it are going bad?
I can feel it in myself aswell.
Its like im slowly rotting inside, or like im slowly losing something important as i go on.
I dont think this is supposed to happen, it feels wrong.
Maybe we should have given up on our personal desires, instead of giving up on each other.
Now we are all lonely slaves and desire is our master.
@@mcdc3037 ‘and desire is our master.’ Good words
Your hour-long mixes help me get through my work day. I always look forward to these uploads with great anticipation. Thank you.
👉Tracklist:
00:00 God Body Disconnect - We all turn to stars
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/the-depths-of-finality
04:08 Keosz - Consigned To Limbo
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/ava
09:34 Northumbria - Still Valley II
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/vinland
14:20 Alphaxone - Particle Storm
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/chronosphere
20:24 protoU - Ghost in You (part I)
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/anomalies
26:48 Beyond the Ghost - You Disappeared
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/you-disappeared
32:22 Tineidae - Star Mist
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/exo
38:50 Dahlia's Tear - Gate of Immortality
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/descendants-of-the-moon
46:00 Apocryphos - Heartsick
Against Civilization
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/against-civilization
50:37 Alphaxone - A Profound Void
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/dystopian-gate
:)
This looks like it once use to be a library and how fitting when the end comes it may be a place of sanctuary for those still around what a treasure to find in that time it’s so zen like
it will be like this when the day comes
I have a feeling that we gonna need this soon
We are all fine just the way we are.
are we really though?
For some weird reason, I am amazed with post-apocalyptic music, images and landscape! This music is like a therapy to me.. 😍😍😍
I’m listening to this while designing my DND post-apocalyptic campaign. Honestly I didn’t realize just how impactful this could be. It’s more than just music, it resonates with the soul, it sets the mood of both solemn silence and the feeling of adventure.
This truly is an underrated playlist. Thank you.
How did your campaign ended up?
@@ericoliveira626 I ended up having to drop it after two or three sessions unfortunately. I simply got too busy as well as got ahead of myself. That’s how it goes sometimes though. I’m still with my group though and we’re having a fun time so at least there’s that.
@@titan_o7 good to know that you guys are still playing and having fun! i hope you keep doing great campaigns and if you want someone to give you ideas for rpgs, or write a story, i do it as a hobby, so maybe we can become friends.
I love that animations
If a Apocalypse comes I don't think it would be a sudden disaster like say a meteor or something. I personally think it would be something that is slow in process like time but with a slow wave behind it decaying and corrupting everything it touches "like a thieve in the night"
It will probably be a deadly virus, corona is just a smaller version of something else that will happen in the future.
we're all gunna be needing this soon i feel :/
I imagine this is the music that plays when i die and wait in the lobby to respawn
Love the ambience.
I could easily unroll my swag in this setting,and spend a couple of days contemplating.
Is there a way to get the background images in a list or something? They're really cool and i wish i could get them for my desktop :)
Had a plan to get it up on Wallpaper engine, but the loop isn't working seamlessly there.
@@cryochamberlabel sad to hear. And to get the base images is it posible? Also love your work keep it up!
@@BernardoCifuentesBecerra If he takes them from the web you can screenshot an image, put your google images on desktop mode and in the search engine you’ll see a camera, click that and you can search the image you screenshotted. If an image is from the web, you’ll find it.
@@Dreamlless This one was created by me
@@cryochamberlabel Ah okay, pfft you did an amazing job. Thanks for letting me know.
stepping back into the Cryo Chamber again and waking up in a world left by humanity, these are my favorite songs, keep this up and i may never wanna leave the Cryo Chamber again
War... War never changes
I was playing new vegas while listening to this and i wrote this during a loading screen
How much did it take? Once I waited 2 hours, I started cleaning the house, totally forgeting about the game, when it finally loaded and Fiends blasted my ears. (South Vegas Ruins)
A minute
Can't wait for this day to come, I am ready for this day
This music is so beautiful . Humans have infinite capacity. The old world is dying as we move into a parallel dimension accessed by the higher mind Our dormant DNA is stirring allowing us to be one with the united field. As someone said many many years ago. " The greatest law is love" . Count yourself lucky to live in such magical times.
This room looks like the one in Tarkovskiy's Stalker... where they sit down and the rain gently starts to fall...
Aaah this is so true! The picture definitely resembles that room from 'stalker'.
Living and scavenging the undergrounds of a sunken city. How blissful that would be.
Ever heard of fallout or metro?
@@akosfarkas5586 great games
It's been about a decade as a hostage now...., I still don't know if it's a female ? male ? Or maybe even a couple ? But one thing is for sure,...... I've definitely developed stolk holm syndrome behavior, with the people who ruined everything........
I listen to this while writing my book. It makes for the perfect atmosphere to create stories.
I used to write fr , other than yt comments , many said I'm good....., Im a servant now instead, cause that's what my owners prefer.
The music tells of the tale of the last surviving human as he recounts the various hard learned lessons that humanity learned, far too late to save themselves…..
As a person who likes to write dystopian stories, music like this helps put me in the right frame of mind. Thank you for all the hard work for an amazing channel!
Bro, I don't usually write dystopian stories, but I have attempted to. Here's an idea that I attempted to write, but I feel you'll do better:
it's 2052, and humanity has still been stuck in Renaissance-like era ever since it started due a unique strand of the bubonic plague. Every single mass production factory has been transformed to create medicine to lessen the effects of the plague. Despite the mass production, people still wage war over it and other necessities. There are many different groups of people that behave differently than others. Like people that seek to aid others and protect them, people that are highly aggressive and shoot anyone who has supplies, or people who stand only for themselves and try to limit conflict. The world is on a see-saw of civilized life and complete anarchy. It is only a matter of time before something drastic happens. Good or bad.
@@sallahedihnedited92 Dude, make this. I guarantee it'll be g r e a t .
This Post-Apocalyptic Soundtrack makes me feel like I'm a lone human in a planet of graveyards, fighting something that I cannot see nor know anything about. However, one thing is clear. I can feel that its there, just waiting for me to reveal my vulnerability.
Consigned to Limbo sounds like the one survivor is practicing their guitar in a parking garage, trying to take their mind off everything else.
If you were the last person on Earth, does that mean that everyone is watching you?
Yes but no. Depens on what you believe in.
Logically, yes. Because you are the only person left, everyone left is observing your life.
If there is no one left in the world alive, does that mean that the world does not exist?
@@Dark_SQRL It does exist but you can't see it
@@Space_Drifter0621 Or how paranoid one is,right?
This video arrived in my recommandations with perfect timing... #nowar
I’m completely obsessed with your content thanks to this video. I listen to it while playing Project Zomboid. I’m months into the game and winter has set in harshly. This chilling serene music mixed with the desolate and quiet snowy world I’m wandering in have made for a surreal experience.
Love that game, played it a bunch before the switch over to 3D
These sounds leave me with a hollow feeling in my belly. Like I've lost something that I'd never had and never wanted before this.
Damn, you've hit the spot in visuals and music. Great job as always.
Well, come back and listening to this now is.. really an experience.
The background image is so cool! Love it!
listening from my bunker rn
Sometimes my life feels like an apocalyptic wasteland even if I know it's not. I just get the sense of loneliness sometimes.
Darkness. You never really know a dark night until there's no lights. When the lights from your streetlamps die out and your batteries run dry; in absolute silence does fear truly lie, but most importantly... Darkness seeks light, even the smallest bit.
Protect your light.
I was listening to this at that odd moment just before night hits and dawn leaves, all the birds were flying home, the sun sort of already left and a small ginger cat was sat in the light of a street lamp. I learnt further out my window and the cat stared at me, don't know why but for a good quater hour me and the cat were just staring at eachother. The moon was a really thin crescent shape, the whole situation was pretty unsettling and eerie but kind of nice in some way or another, never experienced anything quite as odd. Don't know why I had to tell the story but I guess I just did.
No one knew when the Apocalypse ceased, when normality began to seep into our lives. Albeit nothing is the same as it was before, you can feel more despair from the people around you and sometimes you find pockets of nature within these concrete jungles that were not there before. Sometimes it feels like we never truly survived, that we lost a part of ourselves during all the chaos. Is this what it's like to survive? To survive where others have died? A question I hope never has an answer. Now I lay against the grass and peer up to the star lit sky. Hoping to find myself from all that has happened.
@Franklin Pineda original
very inspirational my friend. U truly are an epic person.
I’m glad other people agree that the post-apocalypse will be the most peaceful of times, made all the more beautiful because so few will see it.
There’s something so tantalizing about these tracks. I just can’t stop listening and daydreaming to them.
I will put some of these into my minecraft post-apo modpack.
I can't decide whether this is calming and peaceful or depressing and ominous.
What about both?
Your creations are award worthy!
Another excellent mix! These songs are perfect for the theme.
How... is everything you make... SO GOOD? Just... yes.
Really wish I could listen to this but i always fall asleep. Any of the “songs for ____ world” put me to sleep. This one is no exception. The first few minutes absolutely beautiful and I can only assume the rest is as well. This is perfect. Thank you.
I almost evaporated into the ether.
Its beautiful, Simply blissful !
Transports me Beyond, every listen !
Thanks
Cryo Chamber
This atmosphere is perfect for reading 1984
This is not music, this is home.
I like it.
Been waiting for this music for a long time! Your videos are perfect for background while writing a post apocalyptic book, like i do
Beautiful, absolutely gorgeous.
Masterful.
That is terryfying and so beautiful at the same time.
what a good movie these songs would make ...
This is the way the world ends...not with BANG but with a whisper
26:48 Beyond the Ghost - You Disappeared SUPER!
I was vibin and the fucking trumpet made me almost shit myself
This is just beautiful. Thank you, Cryo Chamber & Tineidae.
Indeed
This makes me feel like a time traveller or a dimension hopper and my machine glitched out
This will be perfect to play in the background for my dnd campaign! the atmosphere is on point.
I love the visuals. There is a perfect match between the sound and the illustration.
I cant describe the feeling I get listening to this. It's like I'm floating in space but anchored at the same time. I know it doesn't make sense