this may not be the most traditionally pleasant ost, but my lord does this do an amazing job of setting an uncomfortable mood. in that respect it does its job exceptionally well.
Objective: You hold a half of the mask, he holds the other. Roxas lives in the between for it, but the blessing forces you to devour your progenitors, and vice-versa, cyclically. Tear each other apart until the Realm of Darkness and the path to Kairi becomes available.
Lots of things in "Final Fantasy 8" take me back to "Drakengard" and vice-versa(ish). This OST is what I imagine to actually play in the final boss of that game.
Objective: You hold a half of the mask, he holds the other. Roxas lives in the between for it, but the blessing forces you to devour your progenitors, and vice-versa, cyclically. Tear each other apart until the Realm of Darkness and the path to Kairi becomes available.
...Shit's hit the fan, hasn't it. Welp, if that's the case, it means I can forsake my moral integrity in the name of survival. In other words, no holding back. Use everything you can to _stop the grotesqueries._
The songs at chapter 8 may be how I'd describe the situation between Roxas, Xion and Sora in canon "KH". But in my version of events, in which Roxas faces Anti-Sora in a misguided attempt to bring her back, this horrific song would be the sound playing, representing the absence of faith in seeing Sora, the positive protagonist, reduced to a mindless beast whose drive is to absorb Roxas back, and of course, reality crashing down on Sora, as he realizes there is no bringing her back, and all he risks doing is to destroy the last trace of her existance. And yet he keeps fighting. What else will he do ? If he stops, he'll give DiZ and Riku reason. Someone must help the boy. He can't stop. It's his purpose. It was her friend. Meanwhile, me, laughing with Intoner 3's voice: Yes ! Yes ! Abandon naivity ! Let the fight be a lesson on karma ! In short, I have a "Grimm tales" outlook on "Kingdom Hearts".
My parents told me this isn't music, saying I've been hearing it too much instead of focusing on my work. That it's just random sound samples put together to awake from the player. the chapter's emotions. And I was like "What ?" That's litterally what music is. Sound samples put together until to form a rythm/melody to evoke emotions from the listener. Most samples just happen to be cleaner and more filtered to sound harmonious. I won't deny I haven't been putting my everything in my work like I used to. But they have NO right to question my taste in this, or call it inferior ! They don't like it when I do it to my sisters, then they can't do it to me either !
@@edorasmarauder5761lots of things in "Final Fantasy 8" take me back to "Drakengard" and vice-versa(ish). This OST is what I imagine to actually play in the final boss of that game. And frankly, I actually like listening to the repeatitiveness. Makes me want to try and dance.
Agreed. Also, lots of things in "Final Fantasy 8" take me back to "Drakengard" and vice-versa(ish). This OST is what I imagine to actually play in the final boss of that game.
Played the song in the transports, and coincidentaly a baby started crying. Lore accurate
that would easily make me panic XD
SQUIDWARD! THE SKY HAD A BABY!
Not just *a* baby...
Many, Many Babies!
The most common thing that people don't understand is that Drakengard is a horror story first and foremost.
How?
Truth
@@novustalks7525 play the game, this is after all a Taro Yoko experience. But if you can find no commentary longplays, it will help
@novustalks7525 literally look
You have those endings and then some of those final bosses
And that story
And the environment
@novustalks7525 not everything is so obvious
"They are devouring Arioch!"
IT'S BABY TIME!
The brass chord that began this piece comes from Mars, the Bringer of War, the opening movement of The Planets by Gustav Holst.
The heralds sound the end, the grotesqueries descend, and humanity prays for deliverance from the horror
We're draken guarding with this one.
We're drag-on dragooning with this one.
We're Caiming as fast as we can.
I love when caim said "its caim time!" And killed 500 to proceed on the level
idk why but this fucking slaps
Something about 1:34 is just fire
@@highoctanesynx7950I know, it's that one droning instrument in the song that jumps the quality up
The sound of kind of little bells consequitively during tbe song... they sound close to the Japanese disaster alarms or how they are called. Fitting
Fitting since we end up in Japan
this may not be the most traditionally pleasant ost, but my lord does this do an amazing job of setting an uncomfortable mood. in that respect it does its job exceptionally well.
*EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
*EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
*”I understand everything now.”*
_(I don’t know anything anymore...)_
*”Sinister describes it perfectly.”*
_(Sinister isn’t descriptive enough...)_
we're sorry
WE'RE SORRY
W E ' R E S O R R Y
W E ' R E S O R R Y
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The greatest of feasts!
Theme of descending into total madness & depravity
I understand everything now
They're eating her!
And then they're going to eat me!
Oh my GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!
Objective: You hold a half of the mask, he holds the other. Roxas lives in the between for it, but the blessing forces you to devour your progenitors, and vice-versa, cyclically. Tear each other apart until the Realm of Darkness and the path to Kairi becomes available.
The end of the world
Lots of things in "Final Fantasy 8" take me back to "Drakengard" and vice-versa(ish).
This OST is what I imagine to actually play in the final boss of that game.
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
WE'RE SORRY
Devious Grievance .
Nice name for the song. Though personally, I like to call it "Parasitic Choir".
@@JabamiLaini like that too. But at 32 and experiencing this insanse franchise at 16 my terms change alot. People change over the years.
This was a nightmarish game - in an interesting way. And this, this is a unique-ass track!
1:51 WTFFF
Welcome to hell mixed in with insanity.
Objective: You hold a half of the mask, he holds the other. Roxas lives in the between for it, but the blessing forces you to devour your progenitors, and vice-versa, cyclically. Tear each other apart until the Realm of Darkness and the path to Kairi becomes available.
I uNdErStAnD
eVeRyThInG nOw
Actually slaps
...Shit's hit the fan, hasn't it. Welp, if that's the case, it means I can forsake my moral integrity in the name of survival. In other words, no holding back. Use everything you can to _stop the grotesqueries._
God really just hates humans don’t they
The songs at chapter 8 may be how I'd describe the situation between Roxas, Xion and Sora in canon "KH".
But in my version of events, in which Roxas faces Anti-Sora in a misguided attempt to bring her back, this horrific song would be the sound playing, representing the absence of faith in seeing Sora, the positive protagonist, reduced to a mindless beast whose drive is to absorb Roxas back, and of course, reality crashing down on Sora, as he realizes there is no bringing her back, and all he risks doing is to destroy the last trace of her existance. And yet he keeps fighting. What else will he do ? If he stops, he'll give DiZ and Riku reason. Someone must help the boy. He can't stop. It's his purpose. It was her friend.
Meanwhile, me, laughing with Intoner 3's voice: Yes ! Yes ! Abandon naivity ! Let the fight be a lesson on karma !
In short, I have a "Grimm tales" outlook on "Kingdom Hearts".
orchestral silent hill
Ragaz! Drakar Shal Awar!
Sinister isn't descriptive enough...
The repetitiveness of the music makes it all the more unnerving.
My parents told me this isn't music, saying I've been hearing it too much instead of focusing on my work.
That it's just random sound samples put together to awake from the player. the chapter's emotions. And I was like "What ?"
That's litterally what music is. Sound samples put together until to form a rythm/melody to evoke emotions from the listener. Most samples just happen to be cleaner and more filtered to sound harmonious. I won't deny I haven't been putting my everything in my work like I used to. But they have NO right to question my taste in this, or call it inferior ! They don't like it when I do it to my sisters, then they can't do it to me either !
@JabamiLain This genre is known as industrial music.
@@edorasmarauder5761thanks for the info, and sorry for the rant.
@@edorasmarauder5761lots of things in "Final Fantasy 8" take me back to "Drakengard" and vice-versa(ish).
This OST is what I imagine to actually play in the final boss of that game. And frankly, I actually like listening to the repeatitiveness. Makes me want to try and dance.
Ok ok this song is mad lol
But still a great tune to listen to
Agreed.
Also, lots of things in "Final Fantasy 8" take me back to "Drakengard" and vice-versa(ish).
This OST is what I imagine to actually play in the final boss of that game.