After hearing this I don't think I will ever hear anything better in my whole life. Everything is perfect, from the melodies, to the percussion, the brass, Merethe's voice...the whole thing. Thomas Bergersen is arguably the best orchestral/cinematic composer of our time.
I think exactly the same! I love Thomas B. SO SO much! Every one of his compositions sounds like heaven... Ah I can't express my love for him and his music this is just too beautiful and perfect to put into words..
black blade, two hearts, miracles, the list goes on, but honestly all of his songs are pretty close to each other, in the end its basically all about preference. ill always love thomas and every single one of his compositions
I find it a little sad when people only mention Thomas. I think that Nick Phoenix deserves as much praise. It is arguable who is better, but I think they are best together as Two Steps From Hell.
AsgardianTimeLordPianist I agree with you though this is a Thomas Bergersen's solo track, not Two Steps From Hell. Would make no sense to praise another composer who took no part in this amazing track when my comment was about this particular one.
Thomas Bergersen and Hans Zimmer cannot be compared......Both of their music worlds are different.......Hans' world is scoring to picture and he has limitations according to the movie he is scoring....Thomas's world is Epic Music and his 4 min tracks describe a lot of things..... so they both are great at what they do and they sit on two different thrones.......
@@novastar6112 It was through music like that of Thomas' that I came to appreciate the legendary romantics; Beethoven, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninov, Wagner, Debussy, Satie ... Then Mozart, Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi soon followed. Music like this is a great intro into the musical legends. I know I don't stand alone...
I showed this to my plasma rocket powered spaceship with overdrive up to light speed, and it has now transcended the realm of physicality onto higher dimensions. I kind of wish I still had my Honda Odyssey now..
Well, the actual dialogue goes like this: Cooper: Everybody ready to say goodbye to our Solar System? Rimley: To our galaxy... Sooo.... Bryzzle quoted it wrong. But who cares.
my dad introduced me to electronic music when I was a kid growing up in the 70's. He listened to Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk, Jan Hammer etc. He passed away in 2000 - he never got to see such epic films as Sunshine, Inception, Interstellar, Oblivion, Gravity, Tron Legacy, The Dark Knight trilogy... he would've loved all these fantastic soundtracks.
My dad died in 2020. He introduced me to music in general. Loved it ever since. My manager introduced me to TSFH. I fell in love with the music. He was not wrong that I would like it.
Born i '72, and my dad fed me all that... He's still crazy about Vangelis... But when I (kinda) forced him to watch Interstellar at an IMAX (Dolby Atmos) theater, he was just as blown away like I was... Since then, he like I never got the same out of other sci-fi's... Nothing since... Could ever reach to that level for us... It's all just... Meh...Too bad you didn't get to experience it with him... So here's a little something (hopefully soothing) for you... th-cam.com/video/KR3tQfbHlLI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=c8whSgANEbaIh55a
Zemus I absolutely love the soundtrack that the film has, especially the songs Day One, Mountains, and No Time For Caution, but this song is just... AHHH
Jdnnnebbanksiiahn$'kdidhh&&@38874&'dogoktkj!!!!!!!!! Dont tell me that! I almost forgot they didnt...fuckkkkk. This would've made everyone in the IMAX theaters faint from the intensity
@@Ryan_2112 I've been listening for about four years, too, Ryan. I spent my whole life looking for music like this and I've never been the same since finding out there was a whole genre of it. It makes me feel more alive than I've ever felt before!
Here we soar to dark unknown, And leave the past of earth we known. Stars we seek, now lighthouse that guide, Into the great beyond that hope to bide. And once we found a place called home, To plant our stand against those roam. For the final frontier, was a step to man, Of countless gems, like sea and land.
Subtracting YAY! X-files for the win! "We are but visitors on this rock, hurtling through time and space at 66,000 miles an hour. Tethered to a burning sphere by an invisible force in an unfathomable universe. This most of us take for granted, while refusing to believe these forces have any more effect on us than a butterfly beating it's wings halfway around the world. "
I was looking for this since i saw the trailer for Interstellar. I thought the track was composed by Hans Zimmer. This is insanely over the top. I have NEVER experienced a feeling quite like this. And the movie was simply another breathtaking masterpiece by an awesome visionary. Makes me proud of everything.
One of the most inspirational sounding modern-symphony pieces out there. Perfectly fits the Interstellar trailer. Just goes to show not only loud rock or rap will pump you up.
How can music be so wonderful?. Why can't the world we live in, not be as wonderful. Why can't we all have a fanatic life, who is stopping us, for not livening our life to the wonders?.
Now you can tell to your dog 'Thank you! " cause you just discovered best music which exists. You will from now listen to Two Steps From Hell every day.
I dare not even breathe while listening to this piece of music - for fearing it might spoil its awesomeness. I don't know how you make music like this. But don't stop. Ever.
Billions of galaxies Billions of suns Many people explore the great unknown Looking up and wondering What's out there? Is there another living life for Or is it us just over there? We may never know The balance of space or time But what we do know is that the evidence is worth more than a dime The space we live in The universe alive This is our home Great minds collide
At 3:19 when she starts, her voice is simply breathtaking. What a beautiful, strong, moving voice. I was in awe , speechless. Goosebumps all over my body. what a piece of pure art.
You conceal the hurt You conceal the pain The sun has come in vain Come on You conceal the hurt You conceal the pain The sun has come in vain Come on These are the lyrics @3:46
Thomas Bergersen is a genius. This song is the best pick for interstellar trailer. Is as amazing as the movie. "Those aren't mountains... are waves..."
But he has some of the most well elaborated scores ever. Its normal to sometimes run out of inspiration, life catches up. Liste to the burning bush from hans, very powerful and representative.
nah i always find him repetitive well after like 2012 his music started to sound the same, man of steel was just awful piece and repetitive, i just feel his over used, leave room for someone else great. I know for bats v sups, hanz is doing sups theme and junkie xl is doing bats theme, not saying his bad, just saying there are better, hence mr bergersen
On a train right now, on my way to see them live. Listening to the Sun album to hype me up, I'm so excited. Their music is genuinely art, I can't believe that it just exists sometimes.
This song......its breathtaking. This song was the reason why I watched interstellar trailer over and over till I found out Thomas composed it which made it even MORE AMAZING
I took my ex to see Interstellar on our first date just under two years ago. We've been split up for over a month now and I was just on Soundcloud shuffling music to find new songs. The next minute, this came on, part of me literally died inside... It's strange how music can bring you across a full circle. Awesome song though.
Warrenaterz Man, it must suck to associate your ex with Interstellar... I have the same experience with the Hobbit movies. Luckily, I never liked them anyway.
hey btw, if you really like this song so much you might want to check my channel for a video named Adrift.. it is a space journey video.. so it goes with this music pretty well .. i didn't mean to promote my channel but i just felt like telling you..
Man, it's amazing how well this works with Interstellar. It's like it was written for it. Props to both parties. Cannot wait. Just makes me want to travel through space and observe everything from the very edge of it all, but I cannot, because no matter how hard I try, it's too far and it would take too much time. And by the time we reach the edge, the sons of my sons one-thousand-fold would have perished and my body would have nurtured the Earth for billions of years... if it still exists. I need to lay off the drugs...
This music made me watch one of the greatest films ever. Interstellar, The story is real and perfect in my taste. Just like how much I adore Bergersen's music.
The most emotional peice of music i've heard since "Chicane - Saltwater". Thank you for bringing tears to my eyes once again. A true masterpiece and emotional rollercoaster. This is what music "should be" and its been years since the last. Thank you Thomas, from the bottom of my heart.
Why We don't see this epic music in radio and TV .... Music with ultimate power ... power from Human's Soul ... I listened to this and in eight hours I did a project that takes two weeks of hard work THIS IS ULTIMATE POWER!
I just can't over this music.... i tried not listening to it for over a year, but every time i get drawn back. The amount of energy this type of music unleashes within me is insane, can't describe it, can't comprehend it, i really don't understand. It just takes me away from so many things, yet it brings me to so many places i've never been before. it's just to powerfull
I heard this on the Interstellar trailer and my initial reaction was "Man! if this is the music for the movie, my excitement for the movie just went up 2X!" I also thought, "Hans is evolving his music into something new and bold and electric! If he keeps writing music like this he will easily pull away from the rest as my favorite modern film composer." Alas, it wasn't him. Thomas Bergersen needs to start writing music for film immediately!
The sound here is perfect. Nick Phoenix has done so good work. I dont believe anyone else can reach this level of perfection in the sound mixing and mastering. It sounds like angels have made tha music
When I hear this song this is what I was thinking - Injustice, hate, war, death. These are things we all endure. Why? It isn't fair, nor is it getting better. But music like this gives me hope. It shows me we all can do things together. With the power of Love, Justice, Wisdom, and Power all can be accomplished. And with the power that created each one of us, the ability to fix these problems Is there...
A very special person I’ve never actually met send me this very special song that I’ve played, but never actually listened to it. Until now. The universe works in mysterious ways.
Omg you cant tell me thomas bergerson didnt went crazy on this! When i first heard this I lost my mind screaming this is insane! And thats when i became a fan of thomas bergerson
Another great song by Thomas Bergersen. He's such an amazing composer and uses the orchestra better than any other composer I know. I love how this song keeps going, it's great. I love Sun, its such a great album.
I've listened to this maybe 150 times in total in 3 years. I am hardly desensitized towards it. This music embodies triumph and struggle and it's one of the pieces out there that does so.
"Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here."
Wow
It was.....just you wait.
Yes!
Human greed says otherwise.
ok, and?
After hearing this I don't think I will ever hear anything better in my whole life. Everything is perfect, from the melodies, to the percussion, the brass, Merethe's voice...the whole thing. Thomas Bergersen is arguably the best orchestral/cinematic composer of our time.
I think exactly the same! I love Thomas B. SO SO much! Every one of his compositions sounds like heaven... Ah I can't express my love for him and his music this is just too beautiful and perfect to put into words..
***** ohh skyworld..
black blade, two hearts, miracles, the list goes on, but honestly all of his songs are pretty close to each other, in the end its basically all about preference. ill always love thomas and every single one of his compositions
I find it a little sad when people only mention Thomas. I think that Nick Phoenix deserves as much praise. It is arguable who is better, but I think they are best together as Two Steps From Hell.
AsgardianTimeLordPianist I agree with you though this is a Thomas Bergersen's solo track, not Two Steps From Hell. Would make no sense to praise another composer who took no part in this amazing track when my comment was about this particular one.
I showed this to my dog. Now he's still a dog but I think he liked the song
This is the funniest comment I've seen in Weeks!
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Hahahaaa
Then he is a happy dog
very funny :)))
Thomas Bergersen and Hans Zimmer cannot be compared......Both of their music worlds are different.......Hans' world is scoring to picture and he has limitations according to the movie he is scoring....Thomas's world is Epic Music and his 4 min tracks describe a lot of things..... so they both are great at what they do and they sit on two different thrones.......
At least the one thing that people can agree on is that their music style is very similar.
My friend, you are missing Beethoven. He was the epic music maker of his era. Hell, he was even *deaf,* and still makes that music.
@@novastar6112 It was through music like that of Thomas' that I came to appreciate the legendary romantics; Beethoven, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninov, Wagner, Debussy, Satie ... Then Mozart, Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi soon followed. Music like this is a great intro into the musical legends. I know I don't stand alone...
Both composers are musical gods
They both make beutyfull music
Hans Zimmer and Ferguson are really great but forgot about the legend John "frickin" Williams!
I showed this to my Mom's Honda Odyssey, now it's a plasma rocket powered spaceship with overdrive and has a top speed of light speed.
I showed this to my plasma rocket powered spaceship with overdrive up to light speed, and it has now transcended the realm of physicality onto higher dimensions. I kind of wish I still had my Honda Odyssey now..
pffft mine can hit ludicrous speed
ink blot No, not that! Please not that MOVIE!!! *dies*
ink blot They've gone PLAID!!!
Jacinth Gudetti I showed this to my tC and it turned into a Smart Car.
F*ck!
"Are you Ready to leave our Solar System?"
"... to our galaxy."
Wraith Wrecker our Solar System, and black dude says "our galaxy". Not "to our galaxy" :)
Well, the actual dialogue goes like this:
Cooper: Everybody ready to say goodbye to our Solar System?
Rimley: To our galaxy...
Sooo.... Bryzzle quoted it wrong. But who cares.
Wraith Wrecker Understood. The context of this sentence now makes everything clear. English grammar :D Thanks.
No prob. :)
my dad introduced me to electronic music when I was a kid growing up in the 70's. He listened to Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk, Jan Hammer etc. He passed away in 2000 - he never got to see such epic films as Sunshine, Inception, Interstellar, Oblivion, Gravity, Tron Legacy, The Dark Knight trilogy... he would've loved all these fantastic soundtracks.
You carry 50% of his genes… he watched all these movies through your eyes… God bless him
My dad died in 2020. He introduced me to music in general. Loved it ever since. My manager introduced me to TSFH. I fell in love with the music. He was not wrong that I would like it.
Inception, Interstella, Dark Knight's original soundtracks are by Hanz Zimmer though. Bergersen's productions are for the trailers of these movies.
Born i '72, and my dad fed me all that... He's still crazy about Vangelis... But when I (kinda) forced him to watch Interstellar at an IMAX (Dolby Atmos) theater, he was just as blown away like I was... Since then, he like I never got the same out of other sci-fi's... Nothing since... Could ever reach to that level for us... It's all just... Meh...Too bad you didn't get to experience it with him... So here's a little something (hopefully soothing) for you... th-cam.com/video/KR3tQfbHlLI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=c8whSgANEbaIh55a
"We'll find a way......we always have....."
"How naive, darkness and pain always follow the light. It is our payment for the gift of life."
#Chillseveytime
Literally the only thing about Interstellar that disappointed me is the fact that this song isn't in it. Brilliant song and incredible movie.
TheIcyPhantom Yes!
TheIcyPhantom Exactly, the movie was great but I wanted this song to be in it so badly..
Zemus I absolutely love the soundtrack that the film has, especially the songs Day One, Mountains, and No Time For Caution, but this song is just... AHHH
Jdnnnebbanksiiahn$'kdidhh&&@38874&'dogoktkj!!!!!!!!! Dont tell me that! I almost forgot they didnt...fuckkkkk. This would've made everyone in the IMAX theaters faint from the intensity
true story :( but hey at least it's in the trailer
At age 72 this incredible music has made my life complete.
Wow! Really? That's awesome! This music is so incredible, i can hardly describe it! And i already listen to music like this for over four years.
@@Ryan_2112 I've been listening for about four years, too, Ryan. I spent my whole life looking for music like this and I've never been the same since finding out there was a whole genre of it. It makes me feel more alive than I've ever felt before!
Do you where i could find this piece its not on the sun album and its not on the interstelllar album
@@angelolima4811 I show it as the seventh track on the "Sun" album. Maybe there are alternate versions of that album from different countries.
Amazing! I'm 22
My face... it melted.
no regrets.
***** no ragrets.
BerserkBat no Rugrats
Alien Rock Films no ragruts
BerserkBat Not even one letter?
It's 2023 and this still one of the best music I ever heard
Yet best music in 2024.
I swear Trailer music lately has been fantastic.
Listen to Ivan Torrent, a true prodigy!
They have some great ones from back in the day too
some suggestions to start?
@@jn278 every single thing from two steps from hell, beginning with blackheart.
Maaaaan that score from the Eternals final trailer 🔥
I swear to god that this song takes me to a different place
Mahooni 4 I Feel like studying until my eyes just pop of intense studying to become super intelligent when I hear this.😊
Erin Rivera I'm actually studying right now. What a coincidence hehe
me too
Batman(batman voice) : "SWEAR TO ME"
I want this to be the soundtrack of my life.
OMG keshav hi.
Interstellar was one of the most unforgettable films because of ethereal compositions, such as this.
You again 😂
you really a tb fan arent ya?
@@Fabi-es1xy can't blame him :)
Unfortunately this was only used in the trailer. And not in the movie :(
When did this piece actually play in the movie?
Here we soar to dark unknown,
And leave the past of earth we known.
Stars we seek, now lighthouse that guide,
Into the great beyond that hope to bide.
And once we found a place called home,
To plant our stand against those roam.
For the final frontier, was a step to man,
Of countless gems, like sea and land.
Wow. Have you written a poem for every song by Thomas :D? You're really good :)
*****
Some songs are just too epic for me to express
Cedric Scorch Well said, as always
You know what? This poem seems perfect for Civ beyond earth. It just feels right.
Subtracting YAY! X-files for the win! "We are but visitors on this rock, hurtling through time and space at 66,000 miles an hour. Tethered to a burning sphere by an invisible force in an unfathomable universe. This most of us take for granted, while refusing to believe these forces have any more effect on us than a butterfly beating it's wings halfway around the world. "
INTERSTELLAR
:3
It could be Star Trek VOY.
2:40
"Those aren't mountains...they're waves..."
2:49 😮
This is truly the most God-Touched sound waves I have ever heard. I also think that 112 people who have listened to this are deaf.
Hans Zimmer - Time. If you have seen the movie, try to find a video with a compilation of scenes from the movie. then watch and witness true heaven
try to check death is a road to awe Clint Mansel
We used to look up at the stars and wonder about our place in the Universe, now we just look down and worry about our place in the dirt....
wow
You have a stack of likes. Enjoy!
INTERSTELLAR ♥♥♥♥
💜💜💜💜🙌🙌🙌
Thought Han Zimmerman made this
+David Kerr Nope. And his name is Hans Zimmer xD
+Mahooni Gooner
they did it together ;D
Who are they?
"We've gone farther than any human in history--"
"Well not far enough."
"Mankind was born on earth, it's never meant to die here"
do not go gently into that good night...old age should burn and rave at close of day... rage, rage against the dying of the light
Aidan Doyle That sounds so familiar, just can't put my finger on it.
It was in Interstellar (as was this song)
That, my friend is the chorus from a poem called 'Do Not Go Gentle' by Dylan Thomas.
If only there was an actual orchestra playing this live!! I'd totally pay for that!
I would probably faint!
Too OP, banned from tournaments
What kind of tounrament would this be o.O Still imagine them doing this with choir and all. I'd cry in the middle of the audience :')
@@casadilla111 Your comment lives rent free in my head.
Well 2 live concerts so far, yet to be played :(
I was looking for this since i saw the trailer for Interstellar. I thought the track was composed by Hans Zimmer. This is insanely over the top. I have NEVER experienced a feeling quite like this. And the movie was simply another breathtaking masterpiece by an awesome visionary. Makes me proud of everything.
awesome story. two steps / Thomas is next level!
Me too!!
Thomas make Victory is so awesome!!
8 years but still legendary
Ridiculously amazing.
One of the most inspirational sounding modern-symphony pieces out there. Perfectly fits the Interstellar trailer. Just goes to show not only loud rock or rap will pump you up.
Wow this is truly amazing Thomas, great work my friend
Wow,you're here love your work bro.
Do you know the person who makes it
"The whole point of racing is to charge all the time"
*-Giles Villeneuve*
" I know that no human being can perform miracles; but Gilles made you wonder sometimes" - Jacques Laffite
If Gilles was in red bull he wold beat Hamilton realy easy
Ol
Ok
@@mersihamecavica5174 if he was driving the 2022 Mercedes, he would have got a win out of it
An eargasm of 4.45 minutes, the longest of all my whole life.
How can music be so wonderful?.
Why can't the world we live in, not be as wonderful.
Why can't we all have a fanatic life, who is stopping us, for not livening our life to the wonders?.
mathias2150 JUST DO IT
DON'T LET YOUR DREAMS BE DREAMS
mathias2150 The internet.(With regards to your last question)
i came here because of my dog, he accidentally pressed the watch button
I reckon that he's a saint
srsly?
You---😳🔫😡----me. Stop now please
+Wowmow Him-->😳🔫😡
and then i look at your avatar pic mr scytherian...
Now you can tell to your dog 'Thank you! " cause you just discovered best music which exists. You will from now listen to Two Steps From Hell every day.
"They're not mountains they're waves"... awesome!
I dare not even breathe while listening to this piece of music - for fearing it might spoil its awesomeness. I don't know how you make music like this. But don't stop. Ever.
Interstellar brought me here
I was here before time and space reached Interstellar..I saw the birth of the cosmos with this😊
My name is Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite music on TH-cam.
Patrick No, you are Patrick.
Are you saying there's better music on SoundCloud?
*thinking*
@@user-se4zx6ri1k Really? So, in the year that this comment has been active, did you actually get around to playing Mass Effect 2?
Billions of galaxies
Billions of suns
Many people explore the great unknown
Looking up and wondering
What's out there?
Is there another living life for
Or is it us just over there?
We may never know
The balance of space or time
But what we do know is that the evidence is worth more than a dime
The space we live in
The universe alive
This is our home
Great minds collide
"Your daughter's generation will be the last to survive on Earth. You're the best pilot we ever had. Get out there and save the world."
I've hit replay non-stop for the past hour lol, this song is just a masterpiece.
The third part is literally so powerful its exhausting to listen to.
3:44 those little piano notes in between are just too perfect
At 3:19 when she starts, her voice is simply breathtaking. What a beautiful, strong, moving voice. I was in awe , speechless. Goosebumps all over my body. what a piece of pure art.
I had goosebumps too.
the fact that merethe soltveldt held that note for 23 seconds straight is absolutely awesome.
@@abdulqudz89 And the fact that this video and her are so incredibly underrated. I'm sharing this to everyone I know.
You conceal the hurt
You conceal the pain
The sun has come in vain
Come on
You conceal the hurt
You conceal the pain
The sun has come in vain
Come on
These are the lyrics @3:46
Thomas Bergersen is a genius.
This song is the best pick for interstellar trailer. Is as amazing as the movie.
"Those aren't mountains... are waves..."
I thought this song was by Hans Zimmer, im very impressed with Thomas Bergersen. Amazing Job!
***** I wonder who will top Hans Zimmer and John Williams when they are gone. Brilliant minds they are!
there are quiet a lot of composers that trump Hans zimmer to be fair, he's music is starting to get repetitive.
But he has some of the most well elaborated scores ever. Its normal to sometimes run out of inspiration, life catches up. Liste to the burning bush from hans, very powerful and representative.
christopher wilkin Interstellar is definitely different tho, I think it was getting repetitive because of the batman movies.
nah i always find him repetitive well after like 2012 his music started to sound the same, man of steel was just awful piece and repetitive, i just feel his over used, leave room for someone else great. I know for bats v sups, hanz is doing sups theme and junkie xl is doing bats theme, not saying his bad, just saying there are better, hence mr bergersen
On a train right now, on my way to see them live. Listening to the Sun album to hype me up, I'm so excited. Their music is genuinely art, I can't believe that it just exists sometimes.
Thomas & Merethe is such an amazing combination. Great way to end my day. :)
i can feel incredible Goosebumps to when listening this OST even in 2024
우주에 홀로남겨지는 고독감과 공포감, 우주의 미지의 영역을 탐사하고 싶은 기대감을 동시에 느끼게 해주는, 우주를 가장 잘 표현한 명곡.
I respect your language.
thomas bergersen is one scary person.
why?
because of the transcending, timeless, epic music he and nick phoenix make.
"I don't think of death. Dying is part of the job."
- Gilles Villeneuve.
Not many people here would know F1 drivers...even fewer which ones died in the sport.
This song......its breathtaking. This song was the reason why I watched interstellar trailer over and over till I found out Thomas composed it which made it even MORE AMAZING
I haven't listened to tsfh for a while... this brought me back! I love this album already!
You what!? Fix this mistake by 24 hours of TSFH. NOW
Already did that
Saw this movie, it was so good that I never want to see it again, if that makes any sense...
No it doesn't make sense. It's the same situation like you would love your wife so much that you divorce her.
KiAb0n0V Well, I'd say it has something to do with the feelings I got from it, and yet, that's one of few movies I've watched that I've liked.
Makes sense for me. You just want to keep the feeling from the first time you have watched it, that feeling of wonder and curiosity.
Mira Miladinova Thanks, that makes me feel better actually!
Alexander Hermansson Really glad :D
I took my ex to see Interstellar on our first date just under two years ago. We've been split up for over a month now and I was just on Soundcloud shuffling music to find new songs. The next minute, this came on, part of me literally died inside... It's strange how music can bring you across a full circle. Awesome song though.
Warrenaterz Man, it must suck to associate your ex with Interstellar... I have the same experience with the Hobbit movies. Luckily, I never liked them anyway.
That piano though 3:44 ... simply epic.
wow! I have listened to this track probably literally hundreds of times and never heard the piano there.... thanks for pointing it out lol.
that is the best part for me..
hey btw, if you really like this song so much you might want to check my channel for a video named Adrift.. it is a space journey video.. so it goes with this music pretty well .. i didn't mean to promote my channel but i just felt like telling you..
Do you know some similar Songs to this one because i love the piano aswell! its a perfect match in the background its just so smooth! Its so beautiful
I'd pay to go to an actual TSFH concert or something similar...
That would be a dream of mine!
Kyreem Powers Same here
liraaell Update! I got to live that dream and went to a Hanz Zimmer concert!
That would be so amazing
@@Drstrange3000 Nice that's so cool.
I showed this to my friend and he said "eh its okay. Kinda sucks." LIKE HOW CAN THIS SUCK OMFG.
I'm sorry dude but your friends kinda sucks, don't worry you are the one who will show them the true music, be patient
monkeyo lolero He's one of those guys who only listens to shitty dubstep or rap so yeahhh aha.
TheUberGamer105 that explains it
TheUberGamer105 lol i like this and dubstep
DiamondShocked I just meant like dubstep that is shit. Not good dubstep aha. I like all music so..
Man, it's amazing how well this works with Interstellar. It's like it was written for it. Props to both parties. Cannot wait. Just makes me want to travel through space and observe everything from the very edge of it all, but I cannot, because no matter how hard I try, it's too far and it would take too much time. And by the time we reach the edge, the sons of my sons one-thousand-fold would have perished and my body would have nurtured the Earth for billions of years... if it still exists. I need to lay off the drugs...
That awesome brassy sound you're hearing? Yeah that's just a FLIPPIN' 18 PIECE FRENCH HORN SECTION!!!
That outro which starts at 4:20 gives me chills. This song is amazing. I'll never forget this song.
+John Smith do you know the lyrics?
runFatTony No.
I bought this album the day it was released. Easily the best song from the album. Starchild is also good.
This music made me watch one of the greatest films ever. Interstellar, The story is real and perfect in my taste. Just like how much I adore Bergersen's music.
The most emotional peice of music i've heard since "Chicane - Saltwater". Thank you for bringing tears to my eyes once again.
A true masterpiece and emotional rollercoaster. This is what music "should be" and its been years since the last. Thank you Thomas, from the bottom of my heart.
Why We don't see this epic music in radio and TV .... Music with ultimate power ... power from Human's Soul ... I listened to this and in eight hours I did a project that takes two weeks of hard work THIS IS ULTIMATE POWER!
Hands down, the best song I have ever heard... Beautiful. Euphonious. Mellifluous. Brilliant. That is all I have to say... Good night.
Music like this really makes me wish the future would come sooner.
by itself it's already amazing but I think it's eerie how perfectly it fit as the background of that interstellar trailer
The bits with just the violins and the piano in the background are the best. This song is amazing.
Aahh the chills at 3:17, so beautiful!
Same here.
3:17 is where humanity push to achieve greater speed
I just can't over this music.... i tried not listening to it for over a year, but every time i get drawn back.
The amount of energy this type of music unleashes within me is insane, can't describe it, can't comprehend it, i really don't understand.
It just takes me away from so many things, yet it brings me to so many places i've never been before.
it's just to powerfull
I came here because it's kinda similar to Aurelion Sol's Log In Screen. Go listen to it if you have free time.
I heard this on the Interstellar trailer and my initial reaction was "Man! if this is the music for the movie, my excitement for the movie just went up 2X!" I also thought, "Hans is evolving his music into something new and bold and electric! If he keeps writing music like this he will easily pull away from the rest as my favorite modern film composer." Alas, it wasn't him. Thomas Bergersen needs to start writing music for film immediately!
this is the most iconic soundtrack by interstellar
Mankind's next step...
...Will be it's greatest.
The sound here is perfect. Nick Phoenix has done so good work. I dont believe anyone else can reach this level of perfection in the sound mixing and mastering. It sounds like angels have made tha music
Cry and Final Frontier are my two favorites from the new album.
You have a similar taste to me, aura was my favourite on his last album. Reminds me of final frontier :)
Starchild is quite nice, I should have mentioned dragonland as well because it has some very intense moments.
Starchild +1
***** YES
This is why I love this kind of music, it's powerful, it's uplifting, and it can leave you speachless
Sun is definitely one of my favorite albums from Two Steps from Hell
Probably one of my best cardio jams. When the crescendo builds... epic.
When I hear this song this is what I was thinking -
Injustice, hate, war, death. These are things we all endure.
Why? It isn't fair, nor is it getting better.
But music like this gives me hope.
It shows me we all can do things together.
With the power of Love, Justice, Wisdom, and Power all can be accomplished.
And with the power that created each one of us, the ability to fix these problems
Is there...
This is not a Song, this is the sound to the entrance to the transcendental experience at the end of existence. It's truly a master class Vibration
a harmonized rush of ideas !!
totally nailed it !
Amazing music, sent chills down my spine. This is what brought the best impact and presentation out of Interstellar. Thank you Thomas Bergersen.
An absolutely beautiful piece of music. Literally brought tears to my eyes, it is so beautiful.
Thomas's most beautiful piece for one of the most beautiful, awe-inspiring films ever created. Definitely.
0:00 - 0:39
I will never hear such a legendary rhythm like that anywhere else, and the simple piano melody underneath completes it.
This sense of POWER and the thrill in the back OMG i love this song !!!!!!!
I play this for motivation. So chilling and epic!
A very special person I’ve never actually met send me this very special song that I’ve played, but never actually listened to it. Until now. The universe works in mysterious ways.
I think my body just got permanently goosebumped.....
Omg you cant tell me thomas bergerson didnt went crazy on this! When i first heard this I lost my mind screaming this is insane! And thats when i became a fan of thomas bergerson
My goodness this track is enchanting... Well done. Got this on repeat.
Whenever I listen to this song, I close my eyes and imagine a world on fire with only a silhouette of Lord Shiva performing Taandav in all his glory🙏
Clever boy
Another great song by Thomas Bergersen. He's such an amazing composer and uses the orchestra better than any other composer I know. I love how this song keeps going, it's great. I love Sun, its such a great album.
I've listened to this maybe 150 times in total in 3 years. I am hardly desensitized towards it. This music embodies triumph and struggle and it's one of the pieces out there that does so.
Thanks to Interstellar trailer. If not for that I wouldn’t be knowing this masterpiece nor this massively underrated composer.
This is the greatest piece of music I've ever heard.
Coming back after 2 months, still gives me goosebumps!
This song truly captures the essence of the Interstellar story; 'A race against time'
You can literally feel time running out.