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Welcome back Terraria Calamity fans! For this 12th episode of my Calamity Music Reaction series where we do more deep dives into DM Dokuro's wonderful music! This video includes "The Step Below Hell", "Heaven's Hell-Sent Gift" and "The Heaven-Sent Abomination".
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It's always a shame to see people instantly go to suggesting playing games or watching trailers from which those soundtracks are from. Personally, I'm mostly here as someone slowly getting into music, and I enjoy the unbiased analysis. It's far more interesting to see which parts of a theme can create specific emotions, and having the context often creates analytical biases. I didn't see by myself how The Step Below Hell and Heaven's Hell-Sent Abomination could be seen as linked to each other on my own, since in-context they're strinctly unrelated, but now I think I can understand the musical links at play :p
yk that is true I’m here for the music and to see if I missed anything about these soundtracks
This is NOT a reaction channel!
You never really think about the music when you're actively doing something in the game, but other times, I am immersed in the story that these tracks could tell without telling or even showing.
It would be nice to see him play some of these games AFTER he analyzes the soundtracks so he can experience the music as a normal player would and understand some more context, though for the latter he can just rely on the comments
Without context, you can only guess what a given composition might evoke. with context you already know what to feel
It's a shame that Calamity's fandom pressured DM DOKURO so much. The toxicity was just uncalled for, that man had given it his all, and he definitely delivered a masterpiece after masterpiece. But I suppose that impatience turns people into demons
yeah, people didn't understand that making music is difficult and long taking thing, it's a pity that Dokuro suffered so much
I know, it didn't help with the internal issues if I remember correctly
Im pretty sure Dokuro himself was already going through some things, the community was likely just the last straw and definitely didn’t help
the terraria community is pretty toxic kinda like all gaming communities unfortunately, and people who spend their heart and soul for the community are pushed out of the spotlight, and leave because pretentious axxholes get so angry because of one thing in a song that literally is better than pretty much everything they have composed and made in their life, and spread their annoyance all over until it escalates to serious stuff, like *ACTUAL DEATH THREATS,* over music that is 1000% better than Terraria's OST.
My question is, is there or what is the best way to send DM Dokuro thanks? To show him I and others are thankfully for all his work.
While the boss tracks are awesome in Calamity,I personally think that the biome tracks are the unsung heroes. They're the tracks you spend most of the game listening to,so they do most of the legwork. And the biome tracks added by Calamity are just... Magnificent.
maybe boss fights are more memorable because they're not only in a intense situation but the music itself is intense and that makes it easy to remember them
The Bio Lab track is one of my favorites
only 8 of those (4 for abyss, 1 for sulphurous sea, 1 for sunken sea, 1 for astral infection, 1 for brimstone crags) iirc
@@somedude4087 also structure themes, like draedons lab and the planetoids
@@shrekiscool4743 planetoids don't have a theme
draedon's theme is a rather small bit but not insignificant
suppose (uh...I don't remember their name) decided to delay the last 2 big songs and check out the biome musics
You already pointed out the duality of "The step below hell" and "The heaven send abomination" but I am here to explore that thought a little more. "The step below hell" is the theme of the Brimstone Crags, which is quite literally hell, yet it is blooming with life, thus the music is generally darker, but with a little hope. "The heaven sent abomination" on the other hand is the theme of the Astral Infection, which came from space. Its heaven, but all dead. Thus the music is generally more etherial and upbeat, but with a trace of hopelessness.
Interesting analysis, never seen these songs this way but now I feel it.
Thanks for breaking that down. It makes a lot of sense now.
doesnt the video say that its the theme of the PROFANED crags (or is the music video itself wrong)
Profaned crags/brimstone crags is the same place@@peavuh
@@zachrabaznaz7687 what i thought that brimstone crags was on the left and profaned on the right (or am i just thinking of profaned garden from infernum)
Quick explanation: Heaven's Hell Sent Gift is a previous old Calamity version of The Heaven-Sent Abomination. Calamity changed and improved a lot since the first song was used, and as a result to the complete rework of the Astral Meteor Biome into a full-on Surface and Underground Biome, the second one was made to reflect the changes.
Right
The main reason these themes are so much more serene (comparatively) is due to the fact that these are themes of the biomes-areas/places- in the mod, compared to the other themes you've listened to, which are themes of bosses-intense and powerful fights that test both your skill and resolve(in terms of lore)- and the music reflects these different circumstances very efficiently. Dokuro truly did a phenomenal job with both his high- intensity boss themes, and much more serene/unsettling (you'll most likely listen to Those tracks later :)) area themes... He truly understood how to incorporate emotions into his melodies...
Also, some of these themes may sound familiar, as these themes are from the biomes where certain bosses are fought. "The step below hell" plays in The Profaned Crags (Later renamed The Brimstone Crags to make the lore make more sense) and you battle the Brimstone Elemental, whose theme-"Left Alone"- contains obvious motifs (the Boss's theme came out first, and the area theme was given motifs based on said boss theme)
The Heaven-sent trilogy (as I like to call it) take place in the Astral infection, a star-borne disease that spread across the land, birthed from an infected meteor spat out by an infected Star-God (Astrum Deus, whose theme "Pest of the Cosmos" reflects this connection with motifs)
Interstellar Stomper is the theme of a Machine created to learn more about the infection, but was overcome itself, and its theme also reflects this relationship. Cosmic disgust was the theme of a Scrapped boss, whose theme was a favorite of many, this Dokuro incorporated Cosmic disgust into Interstellar Stomper. The background story behind Cosmic Disgust's creation is hilarious as it traces back to an incident Dokuro encountered in Slime Rancher, and he channelled his hatred for a specific slime into that song.
Honestly, quite a creative person. He describes the thought process behind his songs in the description of each video... Might be interesting for you to read (not talking about reaction, just for you to get insight on the thought process behind each track, as you'd mentioned you'd like to see)
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Honestly, these days i'm still wishing, hoping DM DOKURO's okay/doing okay, after all the hell people put him through. He's a great composer and probably a wonderful guy, who didn't deserve the crap he got
As far as im aware hes perfectly fine, he just vents quite a bit to help with his mental state.
@@red.laser. He's on Tumblr and posts frequently.
If it's any consolation, at least it hasn't discouraged him to make music, or working on games (as evident by his work on the neo cosmos dlc for a dance of fire and ice)
why did he get crap? i see this comment alot but dont understand why ppl would be mean to the genius
@Aura-og5bz because apparently he was "taking too long" making a free soundtrack for a free mod
astral infection has always been my favourite area in terms of soundtrack, boss fights, and visual style. nothing can change my mind
Cant wait for Stained Brutal Calamity
I know what you mean
In lore calamity, hell used to be a thriving city that was destroyed. This music perfectly conveys these notes of hopelessness and sadness
For such a chaotic, or 'cruel', world, the biome themes are surprisingly comforting.
If you can survive 6 hits from one of the enemies in the biomes
yeah
Your music samples and opinions significantly add to the quality of these videos. Great stuff 🤘🏼
Indeed, I myself would love to see some covers of whatever between videos like this, but him taking some time to play along with a song he reviews is very much something that basically no one else does. I hope he continues to do it when doing "review videos."
The reason there's no metal drop is because these are the biome ambient songs, there's no big fight, there's only you chilling in (hell)² or the in the disgusting spaceborne disease
Ultrakill violence came out not too long ago and its ost is amazing! I reccomend it heavily!
Violence, in just a week!
I am so happy about this information
I've been waiting for the biome themes, I think they are my favorites in the whole ost
The Nuclear Throne OST is often overlooked. Tracks like "Legend of the Throne" and "Nuclear Throne" are some really good high energy songs and "Crystallized Fear" is just a jam.
I love your violin, it adds such a sweet layer of enjoyment to the songs
im really hyped for stained brutal calamity
always loved the violin cover you add after every end of the music, but this "step below hell" one is truly fantastic.
The Heaven-sent Abomination is probably my favorite track in Calamity. When I play the mod I also get a music box of this track, which means I can have this playing in the background while I'm in my base.
The OST for Ultrakill's Violence layer came out recently, and I think you'd love the elements used it in! It'd also be pretty cool to hear your violin along with it too
Your channel is amazing! Saludos desde Argentina.
Calamity music is ❤
can´t wait until he listens to the themes of each abyss layers, especially the lower ones. those have got to be one of my favourites to listen to
**halo chorus**
Bro is edging us for the final pieces😭🙏
I love your DmDokuro reviews of the Calamity Soundtrack. It brings a little more to the song, as you dissect little detalis i didnt
notice before.
Thank you for this.
below hell is so nice, for a hell theme. so soothing..
Calamity is one of my favorite FAVORITE mod. The OTS are a masterpiece i think DM MOKURO is the best one
So exited for the change of pace with these more atmospheric pieces, from here until Stained Brutal Calamity it’s gonna be mostly area themes. All of the custom areas added by the mod are dangerous, but none of them have the same level of danger as the bosses. You can relax for a moment, as long as you stay on your toes. Interesting hearing the notes about restraint and how more is being pulled from these more low key and softer tracks. Exited to hear your take on what I believe is the most literal and pure example of symphonic metal with the finale soon!
Both of the astral tracks are for the astral infection biome in hardmode of terraria calamity, the astral infection is an infection that spreads to your world after an astral meteor hits the planet and begins slowly infecting everything it touches.
Guys please stop commenting about supreme calamitas OST, I'm 100% sure that our fav gamer is already know about it
Anyway we are needed to show hipe or support for our man, I guess he's been more motivated if would see a lot of comments about it😂
I love the astral themes. My personal favorite among all the iterations of these themes is the underground astral theme. Love the videos and excellent commentary. :D
Try listening to the themes from Exo mech "catastrophic fabrications" and "Zenith farbrication" because this is also from terraria calamity mod
From someone who knows part of the Calamity lore(and is currently in progress of playing it), what I interpret from these 3 songs is:
- The Step Below Hell: It's a mix of sinister ambience with a bit of melancholy, nostalgia and past hopes, because it plays in the Brimstone Crags, a place that resides in hell which had one or many cities(I don't remember exactly but I do remember one city) being Azafure the main habitable place or city for a raze(don't exactly know if they are humans, but at least they are very similar to humans I think they are like humans but with demon-like horns), a city that, besides the constant attacks and roaming dangers of the demons and atrocities that lived in hell too, was prosperous and alive enough to have very advanced technology and overall happiness and prosperity on their poblation. In the timeline your character exists in, the Brimstone Crags are a ruin now after that great "overall cosmic catastrophe" or that big overall cosmic "Calamity"(hence why the name, between other reasons), and that's why the theme is such a sinister and dark theme, symbolizing that it is now a mess, a rotten place boiling in anger, agony, havoc and hate, but also a melancholic, nostalgic and almost hopeful theme, symbolizing that what it is now just burning scorched ruins was once a prosperous and hopeful place full of life, happiness and magic-technologic style of living, that was fueled by the magical energy that dropped constantly from the ceiling of hell above Azafure(and that magic energy comes from the abyss of a very deep sea above hell, being the energy of a goddess of life, but that's another part of the complex and long lore of Calamity mod that is a huge mess of conections and chain reactions that caused the world to be as it is). Although your point of view of finding a companion and having help on your adventure was a nice and cool idea I should say, not quite the case in the Calamity lore but indeed a very cool way of seeing it.
- Heaven's Hell-Sent Gift: Another theme of ambience, for the astral meteor. Basically in Calamity Mod the "sky" refers more to the islands floating in the clouds and... yeah, an sky, duh. But the HEAVEN in Calamity Mod usually symbolizes more about what is ABOVE the sky, the cosmos. The cosmos is usually referred to as "heaven" in a very symbolic manner, since a lot of gods, cosmical beings and superior entities come from said cosmos, and one of said entities is Astral Deus, the god of stars, a being so powerful that his own presence and essence causes everything around it to infect with said essence, making everything become cosmic-like creatures and causing the ecosystem to transform into "crystalized cosmos"? if we could call it that way? (something like that, let's just say it does cosmical things), and some meteors of said infection fall to Earth. That's when the theme comes in, a theme of ambience of intrigue, mystery, almost alienic, extraterrestrial, like you are investigating an extraterrestrial ecosystem that came from the sky in the form of a meteor, and you don't understand a single thing of what your eyes are witnessing(the fauna, the monoliths, the cosmic crystals, the creatures, the distorted matter), with the drum beat being that constant sense of danger because the god-like cosmic fauna could try(and will try) to either infect you or eliminate you at sight, like if the ecosystem was a living fortress or hive mind that tries to make sure their cosmic monoliths don't get touched in the slightest and that their raze prosperes. The "Heaven's" and "Gift" from the title representing the "holy" aspect of the infection, symbolizing it comes from heaven/cosmos, and the "Hell" from the title representing it is something rather destructive or despiseful since it is a very invasive, aggresive and infectious ecosystem.
- Then Heaven-Sent Abomination: The second part of the previous song, yet again another ambience song(you can kinda identify and differentiate which DM Dokuro songs are intense fight songs or calm repeating ambience songs depending on how they are made, as you said, these 3 songs don't have any strong heavy metal section or anything, they are ambience songs with a more repeating calm tone that is kept throughout all the song). It represents that you are going deeper into the infected biome and discovering/learning/understanding more about the infection, yet under a big veil of unknown extraterrestrial stuff and constant danger, a living biome that clearly doesn't want you(or any guests in general) to be there. And that's why it is so similar to the previous song
Hope this helps you comprehend the meaning of the songs better. At this point I think you already got the idea about the world of Calamity Mod being a universe that is a huge boiling and roting mess where the concept of "hope" is just a nostalgic memory about the times where the world wasn't bullshit and full of agony and atrocities, a hell where even gods get punished and tortured, like a jungle where only the "law of the strongest" decides who is in the top of the foodchain, a world that cannot be saved anymore, because it already lost eons ago, now being just a mere remnant of what it previously was, with a few super-fauna and hyper evolved ecosystems trying to fight one over another, and with a few reigns of survivors forming and trying to repoblate the world in a universe where life will never be the same even if they actually manage to repoblate the world. The title says it all I guess, a world with no heroes or villains, but rather suffering souls, crazy and mad gods losing their minds and a few entities in the top of the foodchain watching everything slowly burn to ashes(even your main character is not a hero in the slightest, in fact it just makes the situation of the world even worse just to fulfill a thirst and desire of vengeance), very depressive stuff 💀
whoa
@@DergPH Indeed
A little thing I would to correct is original atrum deus was the god responsible for eating this corruption or rot of dying stars but even they were consumed by this infection and spreading it across the cosmos. It is later stated that maybe bye killing him he will revive anew in the far future free from corruption
The Step Below Hell is no doubt one of my favorite tracks in Calamity, I want to just explore the Brimstone Crags endlessly, I want more of it, the theme speaks volumes of past tragedies. I love it.
very impressed with the first song with how it was much more mellow than the other songs we have heard with great usage of low notes and brass, like you said the restraint in the second song is very much appreciated since it made for a nice piece to listen to, and the third song is interesting in how it builds on the second song and contrasts the first with its tonal consistency, also very nice to listen to with its lush strings, dm dokuro does it again!
Im sure someone has pointed this out, but if you listen closely you will find that the step below hell is VERY similar to parts of calamitas's theme, down to a point where you can almost sing its lyrics in step below hell, he it slowly. It might just be how he composes his music but i like to think that its showing the connection between the two in the evergrowing lore of calamity
I still remember seeing the astral biome for the first time in my playthrough.
hearing Heaven sent abomination alongside really sold it to me as a tragic, disaster.
it truly felt sorrowful.
These songs are the tracks for various biomes and areas rather than boss fights btw (which boss fights being pretty much the entirety of what youve previously lisstened to)
I love calamity it oddly feels like a gift from the gods when playing and experiencing the music in game and it feels so perfect for the bossfight anyway i wanted to ask if you were going to do a video about music from rainworld because its as good and for many even better than calamity
Despite of what happens to DM Dokuro and what've he been through that cause him to make decision to leave everything behind and forget them once and for all,
there is no denying fact that he's the one who create all of these Masterpieces, makes every single of them unique and memorable, regardless of he regreting it or not.
Yes, we understand. Mentioning about Calamity mod in front of him could only reopen the unbearable wound caused by the Calamity Fandom to him. But hey, it's never be wrong to appreciate the Masterpieces that many people acknowledged it without necessarily credit him
bc in this case, exclusively, we also don't want to hurt him by directly mentioning Calamity Mod. Like i said earlier, he's on the edge of his life and trying to leave everything behind for the sake of his mental recovery.
And i hope you could continue this analysis content until it reached Stained, Brutal Calamity. Not for the sake of DM Dokuro but for the existence of the music itself🔥🔥🔥
P.S: don't forget to check Another Calamity soundtrack made by PinpinNeon. It's Nuclear Moonson bossfight, Exo Mech Boss theme that has 2 music it's Inferior Fabrication and Cathastrophic Fabrication. STAY SAFE AND HAVE A GOOD DAY👍👍
Can't wait to hear your reaction to Stained Brutal Calamity
the place where "heaven's sent abomination" plays in is a starborn disease afflicting the land called the Astral infection the theme keeps the cosmic feeling but also emphasises the "infection" part about it i think
The theme 'The step below hell' is the tone it is for a reason. It's slow, sad and dramatic as the lore is that the biome this plays in was once a bustling civilization. They were sentient being living normal lives. Every single one of them, as well as their home we're destroyed by the games main big bad. This music plays in place of destroyed homes. A destroyed people. And their heart broken ruler. I'd assume that the uplifting sound is you. You coming through. You being the only one who can finally ease the pain of the broken queen. To set her free.
I genuinely cant wait for when he listens to stained brutal calamity
the heaven and hell analogy is a bit less analogy and more litteral, given the first song litterally plays in a section of the underworld in the mod.
BEEN WAITING FOR YOU TO REACT TO MORE CALAMITY SOUND TRACKS!
DM DOKURO makes you understand fluently what’s going on by pure music which is really good imagination in music creation
I beg you, once you are done with DM Dokuro's tracks, give the rest of the mod a listen. The Exo Mech themes are fantastic, and if you're really adventurous you can check out a fanmade version called Dei Machinae, it's one of my favorite pieces of 'video game' music right now, even if it isn't actually in any game.
With the step below, I almost get a sense of longing from it. I'm pretty sure within the lore it states that the brimstone crag(which this song is made for) is a fallen civilization. It's almost like its a song of longing for what once was. Although if I completely remove myself from any prior knowledge, the sense of hopefulness does inherently shine through, but I still feel it more accurate to describe it as a piece of longing for what once was.
Now that we're going through area themes, going by DM Dokuro's playlist, that just leaves Treasures Within The Abomination, the underground version of what was hear here (minus The Step Below Hell), along with wasteland, Hadopelagic Pressure, void, and Threats of the Ocean Floor, which all concern the Sulphurous Sea and the Abyss. Lastly... I don't need to say it, you already know (plus its prologue Catastrophes before the calamity).
Interestingly, while The Step Below Hell comes much earlier in the soundtrack, it actually seems to have most in common with the theme for She Who Shall Not Be Named, and could've gone in the same video along with Interlude 3, leaving Treasures Within The Abomination to go in this video, but oh well. Regardless, we'll probably get the Abyss themes before coming to DM Dokuro's Grand Finale. (I've been deliberately refraining from listening to it before you get to it.)
We are all patiently waiting for the grand calamity!
Cant wait for you to get to the rest of the soundtrack :)
You should react to the Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance soundtrack, it's amazing! (some good songs are: The Only Thing I know For Real, Red Sun, The Stains Of Time, Collective Consciousness and Rules Of Nature)
Yeah
There's a boss that takes place in the biome where "The Step Below Hell" plays, and its theme is really good, "Left Alone." There's also "Raw, Unfiltered Calamity" which uses just about every motif from the songs before it on the OST.
I have 12 episodes of these. Watch what you missed. th-cam.com/play/PLwRZyK9G5xi6KYPq6v0WrVK7KVVNwyLpP.html
@@LionmightOfficial oh, thanks!
So I wanted to suggest a vgm ost to you. The suggestion for the ost is Cult of the Lamb which is an ost that is very chill and gentle with some really good backing boss themes.
Oooh man I can't wait for sanctuary.
The Brimstone witch will awaken in the next episode of calamity OST reaction
Pequeña explicación rápida de lore "espero que el traductor de TH-cam funcione" el juego tiene tres partes en las que se pueden dividir el pre-hardmode el hardmode y el endgame para pasar del pre-hardmode al hardmode hay un jefe que solo puede ser invocado en el Inframundo y al matarlo pasas al hard mode debido a que los espíritus de la luz y la oscuridad han sido liberados (ya que este jefe es el guardian que los retiene) al mismo tiempo que pasa eso un meteorito astral cae y trae un importante mineral el mineral astral pero este trae consigo la infección astral por eso el nombre de las canciones "The heaven-sent abomination" y "heaven's-hell sent gift" tras esta pequeña explicación de lore ahora los nombres se deberían explicar por si mismos
Y por cierto si alguien se pregunta porque en español es porque me dio pereza escribirlo en inglés :P
Astral themes are my favorite biome songs for sure.
These songs sound almost like a lure, encouraging you to drop your guard...and then you get jumped by who knows what.
Can confirm as a brass player, not wearing earplugs myself, it deafened me slightly
Cant wait for more of the biome musics
mostly like The sunken sea or Sulphurous Sea music
Hey, I thought I'd might recommend the soundtrack from a game called DeepWoken, I hand picked a few of the songs made by the composer Naktigonis that really set the mood that DeepWoken's world is set around, this game is designed with a lot of musical lingo, your magic is literally called The Song.
Main theme: To Sleep, Dreaming (contour 4)
The Depths theme: Oscillation.
The Depths (combat): Lacrimosa Dies Illa.
GreatHive: Of Chitin Kith And Kin.
Duke Erisia's theme: Sin-Smelted Scoriae
The Eternal Gale (floor 1) The Killing Wind
And finally, The Gideshu March (Band Version)
I just want the reaction to "stained, brutal calamity"
Soon
The Calamity mod as a whole takes A LOT of inspiration from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. so I'm just saying... the MGR ost is AMAZING.
You have to listen to the theme of Astrogeldon phase two!!! Please, you won't regret it!
You might want to check out the ost for the new Tiny Rogues update, I find it’s surprisingly good
Say what y'all want about the game but CPG HAS to react to some of the tracks from Destiny 2, that shit is GLORIOUS. Also, was hoping Left Alone would've been included in the video since the Brimstone Elemental is in the thumbnail
_SCal approaches._
I would really enjoy seeing you react to any songs from the Endless Legend OST! It's not a soundtrack that I see many folks pay any attention to, which is a real shame as it's one of my personal favourites.
If I had to recommend three tracks, I would probably choose Geology, Pierre de Lune and Changing Seasons - but pretty much any of the 3 minute + tracks are great honestly
alot of today's themes are songs that play when in certain areas of the world... thy ilicit an almost "broken" feeling, like these places shouldn't exist, and many of them only exist because of some horrific event
anything astral infection for example... its a land plagued by a space-born pathogen (hence "heaven sent") birthed from the death of an ancient diety-esque entity that twists the creatures and land around it, reminiscent of the crimson and corruption of the base game
Ah the Motif you find in some calamity works is present in ASBH
based on both personal exploration from where that first theme played and also the lore for the area in general both from its items and boss the story for the area was about how it used to be a thriving civilization like that of vanilla hell, however unlike vanilla hell where it was buried in its on hellish nature the profaned crag was buried in a bad history with an emphasis on betrayal and abandonment to my understanding (something like that) which is also shown in the boss of the area who was once their goddess who once harbored a kindness for the biome's people but was thusly corrupted by anger and grief for the land it called home, its a rather somber and saddening story for such a hellish place neighboring hell
for heaven's sent gift and for its brother and sister songs the astral infection is a literal infection, a galactic virus that quickly spreads thriving on the cold climate of the snow biome now calls its new habitat, the song itself is supposed to invoke a sort of feeling of dread with a greater theme of sadness for seeing how bad things have gotten
Is it just me or do I hear some motifs from the step before hell in Stained Brutal Calamity In the part where the singing starts
ULTRAKILL Act 3 came out very recently and would love it if you could check out the new songs that came with it, such as The World Looks Red and War Without Reason
Love these analyses so much. Still hoping for "catastrophic fabrications" :DD
I kindly ask you to listen and react to the soundtrack to the game Furi. There are incredibly few reactions to it on TH-cam. It's more than worth it though. A kind of mixture of electronic music from Midnight Fight Express and Hotline Miami. You will definitely like it! 🙏
I have to suggest it again: the core keeper soundtracks are amazing and definitely worth listening. i really want to hear your opinion.
I really thought... the thumbnail baited me ;-; but we're almost there!
You missed episode 3 or something? Brimstone's theme was already covered there.
supreme calamites is an epic song for calamity mod :D
you should give a listen to the lies of P soundtrack. specifically quixotic. i think you’d love it
You should hear Ultrakill's Violence OST, it's amazing
You should try checking out more of ULTRAKILL's soundtracks! you only dug into about 6? when there are countless more which are amazing
You need to listen to the Heroes of Might and Magic III soundrack
stained, brutal calamity will nock your socks off
I absolutely love these reaction videos, do not care about any of the hate you get.❤
Please make a reaction about the original boss songs reworked version, calamity reworked the original terraria boss songs, and there is very good ones, and some funny ones too. Thank you❤
I suggest that you listen to the soundtrack of library of ruina, it has alot of violin and i believe you would love the way that they use it!
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I can still only recommend the TUNIC soundtrack, so I do hope that the dispute hasn’t damaged the ability for content creators to look into it. Though, if you haven’t yet, the Hyperlight Drifter soundtrack is amazing, though definitely much more… pixelated(?) but it perfectly matches the tone and feel of the game itself.
If you go for TUNIC, The Knight, The Librarian, and The Administrators are very energetic.
If you go for Hyperlight Drifter… The Midnight Wood, Gaol in the Deep, and The Last General are good tracks to start with. Though honestly, any of them are amazing.
Now it's time to feel afraid of a literal fish with Hadopelagic Pressure, Void and TotOF
You should check out the Dead Cells OST next!
I forgor, was sunken sea music heard through or no?
"Sanctuary"...
appears like no, only/mostly boss musics so far
huh, didn't think the biome soundtracks would be this far deep in the playlist-
The playlist is generally in order of progression so since you don’t really need to go to the brimstone crags until hard mode it is further down along with the astral infection music
@@SalemsRising but... why is some of the music of the bosses of the biomes a lot earlier then? is it because fhey're lot easier?
Hey I love the videos a ton i just recommend the terraria other world tracks some of them are pretty good i mean not as great as calamity music but still i think its pretty good
You should check out the interludes too
They're really good
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If’s you are indeed looking for new soundtracks to listen to one of my favorites I’d love to recommend is
Dead Cells soundtrack
The calamity soundtrack is one of the best gaming soundtracks ever. Its up there with risk of rain 2.
after the calamity ost, i recommend subnautica / subnautica below zero.
Their ost are top tier imo.
I cant wait til he gets to the stages of the abyss
Have you heard of Don't Starve Together/Don't Starve? Could you react to that OST?
It isn't as bombastic as the others but I like the vibe