actually the closest that the music got to cosmic horror in sci-fi movies is Ligeti's soundtrack for 2001 space odyssey. that being said, this one is really really good as well.
I never get scared beyond brief, laughable jump scares in movies, but that entire bear scene was one long, profoundly horrifying moment I will never forget. I can't believe the level of anxiety that a work of fictional media induced, but there it was. Annihilation did it beautifully.
@@elektrozil9728 I can't guess if your comment is sincere or ironic. If it is ironic, I doubt it was appropriate. (Maybe you meant that spacing and zero as a joke regarding the parent comment, and if that is so, I'm sorry for wasting your time. But often people say stuff like "HaHa, So fUnNy!" to make fun of a person for writing a joke they dislike. Sorry and thank you for coming to my rant.)
My wife and I had to see this movie in a dumpy theater, because it was being pulled from all the major cinemas. When the bear scene came, we were both completely invested, but we began to hear something strange. There were these voices that sounded like a pop choir in the background of the scene, and it didn't seem to match the tone. Turns out we were hearing the Greatest Showman playing next door as the bear ripped the EMT's face off.
At 8:10, there is a resolve in the chords that is so fascinating to me. Every other measure in this long track sounds dire and tense, but in that one there's something positive, the moment when things incomprehensible are accepted.
The movie is definitely explainable. It took me 7 times in theaters to be able to see every moment’s meaning, but I assure you, every detail is significant and valuable to the message. It’s been awhile but like I said, I saw it so many times I should be able to give a comprehensive general interpretation. So, on a macro level, the movie is about cancer. Dr Ventress had cancer and Lena is a microbiologist that specializes in cancer research and also teaches it. The movie alludes to the destructive nature of the disease and how it affects host. Also on a macro scale, there are deep set themes of self destruction which are placed heavily throughout the film. On a micro scale, we have a movie about extra terrestrials unlike it is normally portrayed. We mostly see authors and movie creators approach the subject of “first contact” as humans meeting extra terrestrial beings for the first time (whether it being a good meeting or very bad meeting). But Annihilation reveals at the end that the alien is actually more like a phenomenon rather than an actual creature itself. It's not self aware/sentient so it doesn't know it exists at all. This phenomenon can be best described as a deeply random and esoteric process of changing all DNA it comes in contact with, and it becomes stronger and stranger the closer the DNA gets to the meteor crash location epicenter. The DNA changes are profoundly inspired by everything and anything in its surrounding environment, almost like an instantaneous and unyielding evolution. We see this constantly throughout the film at varying levels. Some examples include : trees on beach + ocean = crystalized trees; bear + screaming victim(Cassie) = bear with human like skull and cry; Kane + soldier he cut to expose intestines = Kane (as well as other characters) develops the soldier’s infinity tattoo as well as his southern accent (heard in his suicide video). Anya + Seeing the soldier with moving intestines= Her DNA change is much like the soldier in the video. The way in which a living thing is feeling at the time change is being inspired can also affect the direction your metamorphosis goes. Josie decided she did not want to see or fight what was happening to her. She decided to be at peace with knowing the change was inevitable and made a conscious effort to relent without fight. Her change was quick and conclusive and she turned into one of the same tree figures she previously figured out was consistent with human hox genes. Each character’s backstory has a powerful influence on the way in which the phenomenon meets them. Having a fair amount of knowledge about psychology/mental health is crucial to comprehending these instances. It is alluded to at some point that Josie struggles with mental health issues… more specifically, she was a cutter, and like many cutters, she did so as a coping mechanism, and most likely sought to feel alive… or anything at all for that matter. The experiences she has endured in the shimmer have metaphorically fire-hosed her with emotions after being more acclimated to mental numbness for so long, and with her death she is still granted life now that she is a tree. She was extremely fortunate in her demise. Anya was a recovering drug addict, and often at times, people who are in recovery develop the feeling that they finally have some control in their life. Lack of self control helps form the relationship between the addict and the substance. I also used to work in EMS (Anya is a paramedic) and the profession choice definitely wasn’t an accident as is truly symbolic to the character Garland has portrayed. A lot of desensitization takes place in an EMS career, it’s a way of making good choices through someone’s emergency without drowning in sadness at the constantness of it, and it requires a serious level of self control. It is a major thing, watching Anya struggle with the loss of her coveted sense of control, and it sent her in a state of psychosis over everything that was happening. Her brain was beginning to break down all the while having to navigate everything that is happening to the group. While I mentioned earlier the movie is rooted in it’s meanings about Cancer, I believe that there is a significant allusion to Dementia and how terrifying the onset of it is. The psychosis that affects the team is probably my favorite aspect of the film. Here the DNA refraction process is slow and brutal, and they are consciously being witness to the terrifying deterioration of their brains. With Kane, he wasn't even sure if he even used to be a man or not. The sheer level on calm insanity in his monologue was deeply unsettling to me. Continuing on with charactersz’ backstory and it’s effect on the change… With Dr Ventress, she NEEDED to see what was at the lighthouse with more determination to simply understand than any of the characters. She didn’t have much time left due to her cancer as well as her DNA fighting to change her into something else while she journeys to figure out what the shimmer is. But as the final stages of her metamorphosis are unfolding, her change of heart at understanding the shimmer is, once again, deeply unsettling as she tells Lena that she is beyond wanting to see it anymore. There was no way for her to know that what she would find would be the most disturbing feeling and demise to ever have ever existed, I imagine being diagnosed with Cancer is a beautiful vacation compared to what she is experiencing. It's here, during Dr Ventress' final stage, that the destruction of the shimmer begins. She is seen spouting out light and molecules, distributing her DNA (which has cancer) and receiving the onslaught on the phenomenon’s changes. The refraction process is strongest where the initial impact happens (here in the lighthouse and can be compared to a "Big Bang" process of this new world) and cell division has become a full on cloning process. Everything that happens during this process gets sucked into the process. A drop of Lena’s blood is seen meeting Ventress’ cloning process and the result is changes that are part Ventress, part Lena and part many things in between. It's a slow process, this cloning conclusion, and when Lena touches it, her influence on it begins to almost fully take over. Since Lena’s purpose in the shimmer is simply to fight it (which, by the way, is why she isn’t as effected by the shimmer as everyone else), the clone adopts this purpose as well, because it is her in a way. Her will to fight it allows her to manipulate the clone with the granade. Once she has escaped, the clone is left with that will to fight, and it now proceeds to do as Lena would, setting the place ablaze, which in turn further spreads the cancer into everything it burns. The destruction of everything within the shimmer leads to cell destruction. Kane's clone also has the driving force that lead Kane, which was to find Lena (which we see in the beginning). Now that the shimmer is gone, all that is left of it is a proverbial shimmer Adam and Eve. Kane the clone, and Lena with her rapidly changing body. Together they will spread this phenomenon to all organisms over time. We see Kane in the beginning drink from the water, and Lena at the end drink from hers. It's now in the water supply and the process has begun again.
The quality of the sound design and production on this OST is just incredible! A fantastic movie all around, but the score really helped establish the otherworldly mood of the film. Perfect accompaniment to the trippy nature of the plot.
I think the loud synthesizers are almost like the composers interpretation of how this thing is communicating They’re very short phrases and not all that intricate of melodies, sometimes just a single chord. It’s like they’re asking simple questions like “who are you”, or, more interestingly, “who/what am I”
That's how "alien" nature sounds like. The emotion was all over me when I heard these sounds. Werewolves, vampires, ghosts, monsters - they all feel very alike us, comparing to this alien and this music that just overwhelms you with feeling that this thing does not belong here. And you can also kind of hear that there is no harm intention in him. He just plays, this is what existence means for him. But you know that he is death for you and for your world. All this, perfectly balanced in sound. Thank you guys
Brilliant that it introduces the vocals only after the main theme's finished, at the point in the film where the alien begins imitating Lena. The most human element of the piece only comes in when the foreign element is trying to understand what a human is.
0:40 to 1:42 is really good, a feeling of the universe curiously forming, then rushing through all of time, smouldering out to a kinda unsatisfying end. So then I had to play it again and again before realising it's not gune work ;p, the journey is better than the destination on this little number.
The track sounds organic and inorganic at the same time. You are supposed to feel something, but don't know what it is. Sometimes the sounds sound like a distorted voice made by some"thing". There is humming but you never really hear the voice breathing in, or if it is just one voice or multiple voices. Hell, it isn't even exactly music, just some sounds.
This is absolutely bone chillingly amazing. Its fucking amazing how powerfully moving certain sounds and music can be when done right to create a scene of utter chaos, yet beauty.
The first track captures the unknown. The sound is warmth yet terrifying. It's a balance of love and chaos. Joy and Sorrow. Does anyone understand what I'm trying to say?
I always show this film to my students every semester. It's filled with social commentary on the ways we struggle for ontological totality. Amazing movie. I actually liked the movie more than the book. 😅
@@coalescententity6651 I find it unsettling and creepy....maybe that is why I can't stop listening to it. I find this part where the Alien burns itself particularly creepy: 8:40
Making breakfast at 2:40 am. This music makes the cracks between doors dreadful, a misshapen tortilla disturbing, and my floofy hair capable of giving me jump scares. This track is merciful not to include the bear's voices.
Sound simillar to sounds in my dreams/nightmare's. In one way it's makes my mind create ,,unimaginable" beautifull thing's but makes my scarry and small as well. Close your eyes and try on your own.
I love how it turns from mysterious to...bold(?) around 9:00. The alien is dying at this point in the film. and everyone except Leena is dead too. It almost sounds like the sonic equivalent or a bittersweet victory. The environment that the alien unintentionally created crumbled and died, but no one was able to be saved...including "Leena." Very haunting.
I had this as my ringtone and one morning at like 6am while it was still dark out a telemarketer or recruiter called and my phone was at 100% volume! My wife and I were half asleep and it freaked us out for 4-5 seconds!
The best sound design I have ever heard in my life. I think they used NI Massive, and a lots of saturators, reverbs, compresors, flangers, filters, etc.... very very good!!
i fucking loved the damn sound track, i turned my bose speakers all the way up and had a eargasm, it seriously sounds that good 👌👌👌👌 epic movie of course, loved it just as much
Anyone know any heartbeat/breathing-rhythmic-tantric atmospheric/moody/dark long tracks such as between 08:40 to 11:46? I really, really, could do with this kind of ish to trip out on. And life-listening, generally.
th-cam.com/video/oUe4UHemjrs/w-d-xo.html Got it! Took me a little hunting but I got it. Check out the movies main theme... I think you'd dig that too. Enjoy!
I’m not sure if you’re familiar with the game silent hill, but Silent Hill 3 has my favorite soundtrack ever and most of the tracks on it are exactly what you’re describing. I’d suggest giving that a listen, as well as the main theme for the game “scorn”
This sound force me to feel that there is really something big also other thn we human beings in this universe Somewhere its scary and somewhere its something deep 🇮🇳
This trck put the FEAR of GOD in too me...i am much more spiritual and a believer now...thk u Ben et Geofffff. Now i can Rest In Peace. Iiich....:/.... This is inspired from the divine. Ouf...
If anybody knows any music like that at 6:07 it would be very appreciated. I can't find anything like this, and there is not enough of the OST on TH-cam for me to download
Search for artists tagged with dark synthwave and ambient. If you're like me the tracks you're looking for will be few and far between but they're out there.
This is what cosmic horror is supposed to sound like.
actually the closest that the music got to cosmic horror in sci-fi movies is Ligeti's soundtrack for 2001 space odyssey. that being said, this one is really really good as well.
Sounds dope as fuck droppin basss
"we are either alone in this universe, or we are not. Both are equally terrifying." -Arthur C. Clarke
Awesome quote
I never get scared beyond brief, laughable jump scares in movies, but that entire bear scene was one long, profoundly horrifying moment I will never forget. I can't believe the level of anxiety that a work of fictional media induced, but there it was. Annihilation did it beautifully.
What it sounds like when you divide by zero...
👍🏻
L *0* L.
@@elektrozil9728
I can't guess if your comment is sincere or ironic. If it is ironic, I doubt it was appropriate.
(Maybe you meant that spacing and zero as a joke regarding the parent comment, and if that is so, I'm sorry for wasting your time. But often people say stuff like "HaHa, So fUnNy!" to make fun of a person for writing a joke they dislike. Sorry and thank you for coming to my rant.)
@@deleting-e9p W / 0 / W
@@elektrozil9728 I am both pleased and insulted, thankful and angry at that reply.
"I don't know what it wants. I don't even know if it wants."
it wants us to connect to the higher planes if existence
Dr Ventress
@@nazifaanjumaumee3371 Didn’t like Ventress’s body. Right, Imma reborn.
This movie kicks so much ass
@@pigwantsmymoney123 i enjoyed the 1st book to the series. Haven't seen it though.
My wife and I had to see this movie in a dumpy theater, because it was being pulled from all the major cinemas. When the bear scene came, we were both completely invested, but we began to hear something strange. There were these voices that sounded like a pop choir in the background of the scene, and it didn't seem to match the tone. Turns out we were hearing the Greatest Showman playing next door as the bear ripped the EMT's face off.
lmfao
Omg I love both movies very much 🤣
LMFAO
haha!
At 8:10, there is a resolve in the chords that is so fascinating to me. Every other measure in this long track sounds dire and tense, but in that one there's something positive, the moment when things incomprehensible are accepted.
Are you a poet lmao
Have to give people something to hold onto :D
Yes... acceptance of annihilation. Like the girl who walked off and let life grow through her flesh. No fear, just acceptance.
i love these kind of creepy, stylish, scientific, unexplianable movies
The movie is definitely explainable. It took me 7 times in theaters to be able to see every moment’s meaning, but I assure you, every detail is significant and valuable to the message. It’s been awhile but like I said, I saw it so many times I should be able to give a comprehensive general interpretation.
So, on a macro level, the movie is about cancer. Dr Ventress had cancer and Lena is a microbiologist that specializes in cancer research and also teaches it. The movie alludes to the destructive nature of the disease and how it affects host. Also on a macro scale, there are deep set themes of self destruction which are placed heavily throughout the film.
On a micro scale, we have a movie about extra terrestrials unlike it is normally portrayed. We mostly see authors and movie creators approach the subject of “first contact” as humans meeting extra terrestrial beings for the first time (whether it being a good meeting or very bad meeting).
But Annihilation reveals at the end that the alien is actually more like a phenomenon rather than an actual creature itself. It's not self aware/sentient so it doesn't know it exists at all. This phenomenon can be best described as a deeply random and esoteric process of changing all DNA it comes in contact with, and it becomes stronger and stranger the closer the DNA gets to the meteor crash location epicenter. The DNA changes are profoundly inspired by everything and anything in its surrounding environment, almost like an instantaneous and unyielding evolution.
We see this constantly throughout the film at varying levels. Some examples include : trees on beach + ocean = crystalized trees; bear + screaming victim(Cassie) = bear with human like skull and cry; Kane + soldier he cut to expose intestines = Kane (as well as other characters) develops the soldier’s infinity tattoo as well as his southern accent (heard in his suicide video). Anya + Seeing the soldier with moving intestines= Her DNA change is much like the soldier in the video.
The way in which a living thing is feeling at the time change is being inspired can also affect the direction your metamorphosis goes. Josie decided she did not want to see or fight what was happening to her. She decided to be at peace with knowing the change was inevitable and made a conscious effort to relent without fight. Her change was quick and conclusive and she turned into one of the same tree figures she previously figured out was consistent with human hox genes.
Each character’s backstory has a powerful influence on the way in which the phenomenon meets them. Having a fair amount of knowledge about psychology/mental health is crucial to comprehending these instances. It is alluded to at some point that Josie struggles with mental health issues… more specifically, she was a cutter, and like many cutters, she did so as a coping mechanism, and most likely sought to feel alive… or anything at all for that matter. The experiences she has endured in the shimmer have metaphorically fire-hosed her with emotions after being more acclimated to mental numbness for so long, and with her death she is still granted life now that she is a tree. She was extremely fortunate in her demise.
Anya was a recovering drug addict, and often at times, people who are in recovery develop the feeling that they finally have some control in their life. Lack of self control helps form the relationship between the addict and the substance. I also used to work in EMS (Anya is a paramedic) and the profession choice definitely wasn’t an accident as is truly symbolic to the character Garland has portrayed. A lot of desensitization takes place in an EMS career, it’s a way of making good choices through someone’s emergency without drowning in sadness at the constantness of it, and it requires a serious level of self control. It is a major thing, watching Anya struggle with the loss of her coveted sense of control, and it sent her in a state of psychosis over everything that was happening. Her brain was beginning to break down all the while having to navigate everything that is happening to the group. While I mentioned earlier the movie is rooted in it’s meanings about Cancer, I believe that there is a significant allusion to Dementia and how terrifying the onset of it is.
The psychosis that affects the team is probably my favorite aspect of the film. Here the DNA refraction process is slow and brutal, and they are consciously being witness to the terrifying deterioration of their brains. With Kane, he wasn't even sure if he even used to be a man or not. The sheer level on calm insanity in his monologue was deeply unsettling to me.
Continuing on with charactersz’ backstory and it’s effect on the change… With Dr Ventress, she NEEDED to see what was at the lighthouse with more determination to simply understand than any of the characters. She didn’t have much time left due to her cancer as well as her DNA fighting to change her into something else while she journeys to figure out what the shimmer is. But as the final stages of her metamorphosis are unfolding, her change of heart at understanding the shimmer is, once again, deeply unsettling as she tells Lena that she is beyond wanting to see it anymore. There was no way for her to know that what she would find would be the most disturbing feeling and demise to ever have ever existed, I imagine being diagnosed with Cancer is a beautiful vacation compared to what she is experiencing.
It's here, during Dr Ventress' final stage, that the destruction of the shimmer begins. She is seen spouting out light and molecules, distributing her DNA (which has cancer) and receiving the onslaught on the phenomenon’s changes. The refraction process is strongest where the initial impact happens (here in the lighthouse and can be compared to a "Big Bang" process of this new world) and cell division has become a full on cloning process. Everything that happens during this process gets sucked into the process. A drop of Lena’s blood is seen meeting Ventress’ cloning process and the result is changes that are part Ventress, part Lena and part many things in between.
It's a slow process, this cloning conclusion, and when Lena touches it, her influence on it begins to almost fully take over. Since Lena’s purpose in the shimmer is simply to fight it (which, by the way, is why she isn’t as effected by the shimmer as everyone else), the clone adopts this purpose as well, because it is her in a way. Her will to fight it allows her to manipulate the clone with the granade. Once she has escaped, the clone is left with that will to fight, and it now proceeds to do as Lena would, setting the place ablaze, which in turn further spreads the cancer into everything it burns.
The destruction of everything within the shimmer leads to cell destruction. Kane's clone also has the driving force that lead Kane, which was to find Lena (which we see in the beginning).
Now that the shimmer is gone, all that is left of it is a proverbial shimmer Adam and Eve. Kane the clone, and Lena with her rapidly changing body. Together they will spread this phenomenon to all organisms over time. We see Kane in the beginning drink from the water, and Lena at the end drink from hers. It's now in the water supply and the process has begun again.
The quality of the sound design and production on this OST is just incredible! A fantastic movie all around, but the score really helped establish the otherworldly mood of the film. Perfect accompaniment to the trippy nature of the plot.
I think the loud synthesizers are almost like the composers interpretation of how this thing is communicating
They’re very short phrases and not all that intricate of melodies, sometimes just a single chord. It’s like they’re asking simple questions like “who are you”, or, more interestingly, “who/what am I”
I'm still pissed this wasn't on Just Dance 2019
Why do you need to dance a ritual in a game?
It would take forever to master the move of setting your hands on fire
How does one dance to this? Just vibrate violently?
Zachary Liverseed with the aid of a white phosphorus grenade.
@@zacharyliverseed8464 you fold upon yourself
That's how "alien" nature sounds like. The emotion was all over me when I heard these sounds. Werewolves, vampires, ghosts, monsters - they all feel very alike us, comparing to this alien and this music that just overwhelms you with feeling that this thing does not belong here. And you can also kind of hear that there is no harm intention in him. He just plays, this is what existence means for him. But you know that he is death for you and for your world. All this, perfectly balanced in sound. Thank you guys
Love that phrase: "...that just overwhelms you with feeling that this thing does not belong here".
Extremely good music, for an extremely good movie.
Everything we are.
Becoming one, then zero.
Annihilation.
Brilliant that it introduces the vocals only after the main theme's finished, at the point in the film where the alien begins imitating Lena. The most human element of the piece only comes in when the foreign element is trying to understand what a human is.
0:40 to 1:42 is really good, a feeling of the universe curiously forming, then rushing through all of time, smouldering out to a kinda unsatisfying end. So then I had to play it again and again before realising it's not gune work ;p, the journey is better than the destination on this little number.
Ceebo Vid 8:51 alien humanoid burning
The track sounds organic and inorganic at the same time. You are supposed to feel something, but don't know what it is. Sometimes the sounds sound like a distorted voice made by some"thing". There is humming but you never really hear the voice breathing in, or if it is just one voice or multiple voices. Hell, it isn't even exactly music, just some sounds.
just as the movie is organic but feels inorganic
I hope more movies like this come up in the future
unlikely....most people dont like this type.
If you like this you should check out the books
Solange ich lebe, werde ich dieses Meisterstück von Film mindestens 1 bis 2 mal pro Monat schauen ❤❤❤❤❤
This is absolutely bone chillingly amazing. Its fucking amazing how powerfully moving certain sounds and music can be when done right to create a scene of utter chaos, yet beauty.
The first track captures the unknown. The sound is warmth yet terrifying. It's a balance of love and chaos. Joy and Sorrow. Does anyone understand what I'm trying to say?
I get exactly what you mean.
I always show this film to my students every semester. It's filled with social commentary on the ways we struggle for ontological totality. Amazing movie. I actually liked the movie more than the book. 😅
4:35 sends shivers down my spine
I wish I was on mushrooms when I first saw this scene in the movie. But then again, I think it was already such an experience. :)
Idk why but I love the The Alien track. I listen to it while studying looool
its relaxing, oddly
@@coalescententity6651 I find it unsettling and creepy....maybe that is why I can't stop listening to it. I find this part where the Alien burns itself particularly creepy: 8:40
Its just a trick of the light...
This actually has me feeling dread, fear, like my heart races when I listen to this. Kudos to the composers.
Making breakfast at 2:40 am. This music makes the cracks between doors dreadful, a misshapen tortilla disturbing, and my floofy hair capable of giving me jump scares. This track is merciful not to include the bear's voices.
Sound simillar to sounds in my dreams/nightmare's. In one way it's makes my mind create ,,unimaginable" beautifull thing's but makes my scarry and small as well. Close your eyes and try on your own.
the part from 1:40 gives me so much anxiety
Unsettling, otherworldly, genius!
I love how it turns from mysterious to...bold(?) around 9:00. The alien is dying at this point in the film. and everyone except Leena is dead too. It almost sounds like the sonic equivalent or a bittersweet victory. The environment that the alien unintentionally created crumbled and died, but no one was able to be saved...including "Leena." Very haunting.
The soundtrack and atmosphere for Annihilation gave me Dead Space vibes and I very much enjoyed it.
Just watched the film and almost thought the score was by Tim Hecker bc of the glitchy ambience. I love it!
8:00 on is pure bliss for me
Yes! I wait for it every time, it just feels like release? Longing? all rolled into one it's magical
yes it reminds me of eric whitacre
@Phillip yesssss 😌
This is 100% pants wetting music, and yet I can't help but come back to it...
I had this as my ringtone and one morning at like 6am while it was still dark out a telemarketer or recruiter called and my phone was at 100% volume! My wife and I were half asleep and it freaked us out for 4-5 seconds!
The best sound design I have ever heard in my life. I think they used NI Massive, and a lots of saturators, reverbs, compresors, flangers, filters, etc.... very very good!!
I heard Union Pacific's "Big Boy" steam locomotive passing through several times as this track progressed. Man that thing can accelerate fast!
6:23 wouldve been a good alternate theme for The Mist (2007)
Pat Gogan I can definitely picture it
Mannnnnnn, I love these tracks and this movie. So real and unreal. Alien bacteria 👽, a New Earth 🌎
I listened and repeated that art 3687 times exactly now.
Simply sublime
I always imagined this being played over the avengers intro
From about 2:40 to about 6:00 just might be some of the best things a human ear can consume.
4:47 4:58 u do not how how long I’ve been waiting to listen to that
Very very nice music
Remember... everything has a weakness no matter how other worldly things seem, they... everything has the same weakness...
...fire
Remember that
i fucking loved the damn sound track, i turned my bose speakers all the way up and had a eargasm, it seriously sounds that good 👌👌👌👌 epic movie of course, loved it just as much
ATONAL MUSIC, DARK SYNTHWAVE, CREEPY ELECTRONICA = LORN.
No puedo creer que la mierda de "Anihilation" tenga un sountrack tan uff
Anyone know any heartbeat/breathing-rhythmic-tantric atmospheric/moody/dark long tracks such as between 08:40 to 11:46? I really, really, could do with this kind of ish to trip out on. And life-listening, generally.
Terminator 2 soundtrack has something similar to that...
Vishaal Satheeshwaran thanks! do you have the name of a specific song..?
th-cam.com/video/oUe4UHemjrs/w-d-xo.html
Got it! Took me a little hunting but I got it. Check out the movies main theme... I think you'd dig that too. Enjoy!
Vishaal Satheeshwaran, thank you!I definitely need to explore moody, tantric rhythms more. Reminiscent of the heartbeat...
I’m not sure if you’re familiar with the game silent hill, but Silent Hill 3 has my favorite soundtrack ever and most of the tracks on it are exactly what you’re describing.
I’d suggest giving that a listen, as well as the main theme for the game “scorn”
This music gives me these creepy vibes but i really like it tho like the chills i get from it
"It's in me. Soon it will be in all of us." 🌱 🖤
Bonfire and Shane Gillis
Brought me here
6:12 the best part
4:40 this literally sounds so entrancing its crazy
WONDERFULL
- Hey, do you know Candice?
+ Who´s Candice?
- 4:58
It’s Candice, so that it’s Can this nuts not can these. Great job tho
This sound force me to feel that there is really something big also other thn we human beings in this universe
Somewhere its scary and somewhere its something deep 🇮🇳
Gracias
BARUFIS AAAA
4:36 & 6:07 ! ❤️
В фильме этот момент когда она в пещере лучше звучит вроде. Здесь это 4:40 - 6:00
*I RESIST*
Yes...., no matter how hard the flying narc zombie rats try , I will not comply.
damn I can't find the bluray in Belgium ...
Man i love how they trigger your fle instinct with those Binary sounds
The sound of your mom's reaction as she goes through her teen's internet search history
Theme song for the 2020's
The understanding is on itz way..
is that picture moving or am i being excreted?
Lol
This trck put the FEAR of GOD in too me...i am much more spiritual and a believer now...thk u Ben et Geofffff. Now i can Rest In Peace. Iiich....:/.... This is inspired from the divine. Ouf...
Why can’t I just like regular music, how the fuck do I explain this to people without sounding like a maniac?
The Shimmer's core resembles Void Termina's... a bit.
Then again, it is faceless.
Im so lost in my life right now. Weird things helping a little
Marcin Nowak Keep going, Marcin. You’ve got this. 👍🏻
Thx for support... Love from Poland
4:58
even the music tells you something is wrong and out of our world out there
*Barufis theme*
First time I watched this movie I was on shrooms. Shit was wild man.
Imagine going in the shimmer what would happen to you?
i am spooked
too spooky
Is it just me or is the orb of light getting larger.
You are here for 4:44 for "The Alien" track .
I’m watching the next.
It got me like Stranger Things soundtrack
I have been destroying myself for over forty years, still awaiting change.
Change awaits you
@@robbiewr8451 Funny you say that. I just squashed %95 of my debt today!
@@TheNervousnation Blessings
@@robbiewr8451 For real, thanks. whew.
If anybody knows any music like that at 6:07 it would be very appreciated. I can't find anything like this, and there is not enough of the OST on TH-cam for me to download
th-cam.com/video/eeTKYgn0Q-0/w-d-xo.html
Here’s a similar one for you
Look up DARK sound track. Awesome show with a similar sound track.
6:07 EEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Why didn't they put 4.47 on the soundtrack??? :(
Oh God....
Holy shit
What?
4:58 when you hear “the only thing they fear is you” randomly while you are in school
Doom
Does anyone know a 24 hour version of 4:47 to 6:10?
Search for artists tagged with dark synthwave and ambient. If you're like me the tracks you're looking for will be few and far between but they're out there.
Where lies the strangling fruit.....
misterious soundtrack
11:50 the bear
i have never felt so fucked
Beee boo boo boo boo
Want eerie music? Play the Kaleidoscope archive in Tetris Effect
the bear is just pure horror.
bee boo boo bop boo boo bop