I'm autistic and often need background music to concentrate while reading or working. I have a specific condition related to patterns that my brain "ears" when there's no sound or when the sound is the same for extended periods of time (for instance, I can't concentrate to those White or Brown Noise 10 hour videos because after 5 minutes I start "to ear" little sounds like melodies on a piano or drum sounds in the distance and I start getting irritated). I come back to this specific album a lot because it has a relaxing sound to me. It's low-pitched, it has tempo changes and killer riffs which keep me engaged on what I'm reading while noticing the music on a more sub-conscious level. I can add Celeste's Nihiliste(s) and Aphex Twin's SYRO LP to the list as well, but this one is special.
I love how at the same time this manages to be both atmospheric and focuses heavily on ambience but also contains damn good riffs you can headbang to as well. Amazing band.
@@stalkinglikecandy I think he meant the space itself, the vast, dark, cold and mostly empty stuff with radiation, subliminal velocity particles and violent gravity fields. Our planet is an exception.
I listen to this band primarily when I’m in bed with the lights off right before falling asleep. No other setting is more appropriate. The atmosphere of aimlessly drifting in space that this music sets is perfect for bedtime.
@@BrecMadak I think he may be referring to various sci fi movie noises. But I hear that there is no sound in a vacuum. But I wouldn't know for sure. But I do know that after hearing this there should be.
It is a scientific fact that there is no sound in space, or at least almost no sound (some gas clouds can produce a sound theoretecally). All you hear in the internet labeled "sound of space" is just a distorted field recorded ambient plus some noises taken from NASA diagnostic tools. Anyway, I like this type of "space" music genre. It's definitely atmospheric.
This music is a mixture between "Hellraiser" and "Event Horizon" with a bit of "Alien" in it....awesome....At the live gigs they look like Cenobites....
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1. Dark 3.11 00:00
2. Dark 3.12 11:04
3. Dark 3.13 21:44
4. Dark 3.14 33:33
5. Dark 3.15 44:35
6. Dark 3.16 48:10
7. Dark 3.17 1:02:19
I'm autistic and often need background music to concentrate while reading or working. I have a specific condition related to patterns that my brain "ears" when there's no sound or when the sound is the same for extended periods of time (for instance, I can't concentrate to those White or Brown Noise 10 hour videos because after 5 minutes I start "to ear" little sounds like melodies on a piano or drum sounds in the distance and I start getting irritated). I come back to this specific album a lot because it has a relaxing sound to me. It's low-pitched, it has tempo changes and killer riffs which keep me engaged on what I'm reading while noticing the music on a more sub-conscious level. I can add Celeste's Nihiliste(s) and Aphex Twin's SYRO LP to the list as well, but this one is special.
I love how at the same time this manages to be both atmospheric and focuses heavily on ambience but also contains damn good riffs you can headbang to as well. Amazing band.
Every time I see people asking what is inside black holes, i'm going to send this album.
If outer space had a sound, that would probably be it. Awesome.
We are in outer space and this is the sound we're making right? But we also make country music, unfortunately.
I mean Pythagoras's music of the spheres. I think it is Black Metal. If it is country, I want to go to a different universe!
@@stp52x Yeah, it's like Rick says, literally everything is in space.
@@stalkinglikecandy I think he meant the space itself, the vast, dark, cold and mostly empty stuff with radiation, subliminal velocity particles and violent gravity fields. Our planet is an exception.
@@Bratjuuc yeah, he meant the space between bodies.
I listen to this band primarily when I’m in bed with the lights off right before falling asleep. No other setting is more appropriate. The atmosphere of aimlessly drifting in space that this music sets is perfect for bedtime.
That opening scream is probably the best I've heard in black metal, Bone chilling...
An absolute masterpiece to me, I'm not the greatest BM expert but nevear heard something as majestic as this
this is pure darkness
Now I understand why the universe is expanding itself... it must be fleeing from this music!!! AMAZING!!!
That’s It indeed !
*_Lifts glasses_*
It's ackshually because of the 2nd law of the thermodynamics and how it is moving towards disorder
@@TheRealSaintNickNorthside Heh
@@TheRealSaintNickNorthside there's always this guy trying hard to dodge a metaphor...
@@PhoenixRising166 such a keeper.
This is dark and terrifying like a black hole
Nah, actually the ignorance and fear of unknown are terrifying.
Spacefaring tip: Black holes will usually leave you alone if you leave them alone.
@@davidprime6080oh ya...
the soundtrack to the violent birth of our universe.
and end.
The wild thing is that it does actually sound like space.
so you actually listened to how space sounds?
@@BrecMadak I think he may be referring to various sci fi movie noises.
But I hear that there is no sound in a vacuum. But I wouldn't know for sure. But I do know that after hearing this there should be.
It is a scientific fact that there is no sound in space, or at least almost no sound (some gas clouds can produce a sound theoretecally). All you hear in the internet labeled "sound of space" is just a distorted field recorded ambient plus some noises taken from NASA diagnostic tools.
Anyway, I like this type of "space" music genre. It's definitely atmospheric.
Yes because of "Gustav Holst" ... And the planets Symphony
Literally wished this one never ended.
My soul gets 10000X more powerful when I hear it I feel immortal
This music is a mixture between "Hellraiser" and "Event Horizon" with a bit of "Alien" in it....awesome....At the live gigs they look like Cenobites....
The Masterpiece
I love this album from the beginning to the end, but in that moment 57:22 I have literally always indescribable emotion when I listen to it.
Great music for reading Warhammer 40k books
Even when playing Doom
Absolutely amazing, a sound combo i thought i'd never find
This album is like Quake 2 + LOTR.
Listening to this and watching a livestream from iss. This is so thrilling.
29:28 yeaaaah
33:33
Some classic stuff here... Love it!
Jammed out to this while I was doing my Dead Space Remake New Game+ runs. Perfect album for the game.
Supplement this album with Peter Watt’s book Blindsight and you’re in for a unique cosmic sociological experience
Играют здесь,а орет за стеной .Зачет
главное слушать на правильной аппаратуре
Perfect chaos!
Darkspace os so fuckin'awesome. 🖤
Excellent!
Are these guys have big hadron accelerator? They knew cosmos!🤘
Never seen so many nerds under a black metal video. A lot of the comments are just 🤓
that's literally the whole genre get over it
Anyone recommend me some good dystopian space movies/shows? This really sets the mood
2001
Dmitri Pisartchik Love that movie, saw it not long ago, was really good :)
Interstellar
Sunshine (2007)
Dune. The movie sucks but the book is realy worth it
Underrated
The Clip 'Galibier' from Patrick Seabase brought me here. Zero regrets.
1:00:00 thats a good part
1:06:35 this is good
Google music recognizer got me here
fucking brilliant
this is tzeentch music
In the nam of dark
Che malattia sto sound
ironic how a band makes music inspired by space since there's no sound there lol
idk man i think earth might be in space
implying vacuum is the entirety of space
how I know you're from the I FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE crowd
Yeah is called talent mixed with imagination.... Duh
@@vetle7r yeah but we tot’s shields yo’. Ozone layer up on this rock.
Currently #16 among ABM albums on rateyourmusic.
An awesome album for sure !