"The march started, there was nothing we could do to stop it, why are we even here, why did this war exactly was for, did it even had a reason?, it didn't they really wanted to exterminate us, the siren would be the last sound we would hear, if this war doesn't stop, earth would be nothing but a place of littered corpses, mankind will be dead, we marked our own death... "
The march started, there was nothing that we could do to stop it, why are we even here, why did this war even started, did it had a reason?, it didnt,, it was an excuse to exterminate us, the sound of the siren would be the last sound we hear, if no one puts an end to this war, mankind would be death,... "
As you see the never-ending waves of these large looming machines, slowly crushing the city you grew up in and everybody that lived there, a thought of relief surged when you see one of them close to you, raising its arm up, with a barrage of light consuming you and your family.
this is nothing that hasn't been said before, but i love how much of a genuine tragedy ultrakill is first and foremost we have hell itself being an absolute catastrophe with what happened to lust and wrath, then all the context of the war we get from violence is just GRAHH SO GOOD
Ultrakill is so compelling because it's simultaneously a post apocalypse story and the apocalypse is actively happening. No single moment where everything changed, no settling into a new status quo, no even accepting fate; from the moment the Final War began, the world has been dragged slowly, kicking and screaming, to its end
@@hankboog462 The moment humanity made a robot that literally *gave Hell inspiration*, it was over (The mannequins were inspired by the guttermen, pretty sure it's in their entry)
The very machine your kind built; made to destruct your people's enemies, now slowly approaching the very people who have built it, signaling impending doom with a shrieking siren. Hear, hear the siren's song.. Their calls of DEATH.
The transition from "Do Robots Dream of Eternal Sleep" to "Hear! The Siren Song..." is crushing my soul. If you listen to "eternal sleep" separately, it's a peaceful slumber. But if you add "siren song" right after it, there's actually so much tension hidden within those harmonies it's making me anxious. Great stuff.
Feels like some astronauts looking down at earth as it goes black from radioactive fallout with blacks clouds like Jupiter covering the globe but when the clouds clear they realize the war only just started and horrors beyond their comprehension are going to be unleashed
Fleeing passerby had already urged you to leave before it was too late, they left so quickly you couldn’t hear what they were talking about, but now you know. You cowered in what was left of your city after hundreds of years of constant conflict. Then, a resounding boom echoed across the horizon, signaling your worst fear: The Earthmovers. Giant being of steel, forged from what was left of Earth’s iron reserves. 3 pairs of eyes locked on to you. it raised its arm then you were preparing for the end, but then another Earthmover shot at it using it’s arm and causing them to get momentarily distracted. A stray beam of light from the two titans’s fight hit the ground a few meters in front of you, then you were gone.
It's not the fact that the earth movers scare me... But the fact that entire cities of people in that thing... Perhaps even children attacking one another Is just disturbing man
It’s the middle of the night. You wake up to siren sounds and gunshots. Panicked and scared, you and your family look outside and your heart drops to your chest. You see a massive machine towering over the city you’ve lived your entire life in. All you can hear is a siren and the pained screams of what used to be your neighbors. Everything is burning. You watch as one of the massive machines casts its gaze onto the apartment building beside you. It then aims its “arm” at the building and destroys it with ease. You watch as your house sets on fire and starts collapsing in front of you. You and your family start running towards the exit but it’s too late, your fate is sealed. The earthmover turns towards your house and spots you and your family. It makes an awful metal screeching sound, warning you of your fate. It steps towards you, completely demolishing your house with ease. The earthmover points its long, jagged arm towards you and screeches again as it continues to walk towards you. Almost every building has been destroyed by now, you’re lucky to have survived this long. The earthmover has locked on to you. As it charges a beam of blue light, you feel regretful. It launches a powerful laser beam towards your family, leaving a crater and several charred skeletons on the impact. This is the only way it could have ended.
I genuinely feel like Do Robots Dream and Siren Song are an inseparable pair of tracks. The two work together in a way I really love and the transition is great. Apart, they're really good, but in my opinion, not competing for first. Together? Hmmmm...
It feels like desperation during the oncoming enemie troops into your house and you are powerless to do anything against them as they are giant machines
First time encounter with that thing surely be a pure horror, seein half your city be wiped of existence by that lone tower in a distance... But who knows, for some it be relief. More i learn bout ultrakill world - the more 'Living Will Envy The Dead' be makin sense to me
I hated the inclusion of the piano. It was always off key, it was overwhelming, and jarring, especially during “Do Robots Dream of Eternal Sleep?” It was already surreal and a perfect transition into “Hear! The Siren Song call of Death.”
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At the begining it feels like your holding your family close while waiting for the earthmovers to eventually crush you
some sad shi we got here
(totally not a hate reply)
“They got us on the first half, not gonna lie.”
"The march started, there was nothing we could do to stop it, why are we even here, why did this war exactly was for, did it even had a reason?, it didn't they really wanted to exterminate us, the siren would be the last sound we would hear, if this war doesn't stop, earth would be nothing but a place of littered corpses, mankind will be dead, we marked our own death... "
The march started, there was nothing that we could do to stop it, why are we even here, why did this war even started, did it had a reason?, it didnt,, it was an excuse to exterminate us, the sound of the siren would be the last sound we hear, if no one puts an end to this war, mankind would be death,... "
You made me imagine the Rumbling but with earthmovers, this is simultaneously epic and terrifying (mostly terrifying)
I like to think that the earthmovers are making those siren sounds
As if they are screaming
Looks like we got a weirdo over here
@@Site13. ok mr. like my own comment
Did you upvote your own comment? Not cool man 😕@@Site13.
That actually kinda makes sense
@@TenuousHallucigenia no I did not
As you see the never-ending waves of these large looming machines, slowly crushing the city you grew up in and everybody that lived there, a thought of relief surged when you see one of them close to you, raising its arm up, with a barrage of light consuming you and your family.
holding back tears simulator
Honestly it wouldn't even be slow. These things could flatten entire cities in seconds.
@@1us3dt0wshwewrntalnenthuni-and do it from so far away you wouldn’t even see them
@@1us3dt0wshwewrntalnenthuni-a quick painless instant death
@@1us3dt0wshwewrntalnenthuni- one shot and half the city is gone, so yea
this is nothing that hasn't been said before, but i love how much of a genuine tragedy ultrakill is
first and foremost we have hell itself being an absolute catastrophe with what happened to lust and wrath, then all the context of the war we get from violence is just GRAHH SO GOOD
Ultrakill is so compelling because it's simultaneously a post apocalypse story and the apocalypse is actively happening. No single moment where everything changed, no settling into a new status quo, no even accepting fate; from the moment the Final War began, the world has been dragged slowly, kicking and screaming, to its end
Ultrakill layer 1-6: Funny robot kills people (lore included for people interested)
Ultrakill layer 7: THIS IS THE ONLY WAY IT COULD HAVE ENDED.
@@hankboog462 The moment humanity made a robot that literally *gave Hell inspiration*, it was over
(The mannequins were inspired by the guttermen, pretty sure it's in their entry)
@@hankboog462
ULTRAKILL is kinda like a second apocalypse that we are partaking in, that happens after the first apocalypse called "The Great War"
The deafening screech of bombshells whizzing past drowns out the pleas and shrieks for mercy.
Hear, hear the siren's song.
Their call of DEATH.
The very machine your kind built; made to destruct your people's enemies, now slowly approaching the very people who have built it, signaling impending doom with a shrieking siren.
Hear, hear the siren's song..
Their calls of DEATH.
The transition from "Do Robots Dream of Eternal Sleep" to "Hear! The Siren Song..." is crushing my soul. If you listen to "eternal sleep" separately, it's a peaceful slumber. But if you add "siren song" right after it, there's actually so much tension hidden within those harmonies it's making me anxious. Great stuff.
It’s like having bomber planes attack you in the middle of the night. You feel tired and start sleeping, til you the explosions and sirens
Feels like some astronauts looking down at earth as it goes black from radioactive fallout with blacks clouds like Jupiter covering the globe but when the clouds clear they realize the war only just started and horrors beyond their comprehension are going to be unleashed
Fleeing passerby had already urged you to leave before it was too late, they left so quickly you couldn’t hear what they were talking about, but now you know. You cowered in what was left of your city after hundreds of years of constant conflict. Then, a resounding boom echoed across the horizon, signaling your worst fear: The Earthmovers. Giant being of steel, forged from what was left of Earth’s iron reserves. 3 pairs of eyes locked on to you. it raised its arm then you were preparing for the end, but then another Earthmover shot at it using it’s arm and causing them to get momentarily distracted. A stray beam of light from the two titans’s fight hit the ground a few meters in front of you, then you were gone.
It's not the fact that the earth movers scare me... But the fact that entire cities of people in that thing... Perhaps even children attacking one another
Is just disturbing man
It’s the middle of the night. You wake up to siren sounds and gunshots. Panicked and scared, you and your family look outside and your heart drops to your chest. You see a massive machine towering over the city you’ve lived your entire life in. All you can hear is a siren and the pained screams of what used to be your neighbors. Everything is burning. You watch as one of the massive machines casts its gaze onto the apartment building beside you. It then aims its “arm” at the building and destroys it with ease. You watch as your house sets on fire and starts collapsing in front of you. You and your family start running towards the exit but it’s too late, your fate is sealed. The earthmover turns towards your house and spots you and your family. It makes an awful metal screeching sound, warning you of your fate. It steps towards you, completely demolishing your house with ease. The earthmover points its long, jagged arm towards you and screeches again as it continues to walk towards you. Almost every building has been destroyed by now, you’re lucky to have survived this long. The earthmover has locked on to you. As it charges a beam of blue light, you feel regretful. It launches a powerful laser beam towards your family, leaving a crater and several charred skeletons on the impact. This is the only way it could have ended.
Bluddy made a whole story about it
nice writing tho
The bitter-sweet, healthy yet toxic, love for death.
I genuinely feel like Do Robots Dream and Siren Song are an inseparable pair of tracks. The two work together in a way I really love and the transition is great. Apart, they're really good, but in my opinion, not competing for first. Together? Hmmmm...
This background gives me major Rumbling vibes with the Benjamins marching in.
It feels like desperation during the oncoming enemie troops into your house and you are powerless to do anything against them as they are giant machines
First time encounter with that thing surely be a pure horror, seein half your city be wiped of existence by that lone tower in a distance...
But who knows, for some it be relief. More i learn bout ultrakill world - the more 'Living Will Envy The Dead' be makin sense to me
'War without reason' typa beat😭😭💀💀
(cool mix though)
Goofy ass mix 😎😎😎🔥🔥🔥🔥
The beginning of the end
The peacefull tranquility of deaths
"No remix will make me cry!"
This remix :
The art style looks like guts n blackpowder fr
real
Real
real
Real
real
Hear! This song is fire! 🗣🔥🔥🔥
12-1 // NIGHT CALLS FOR BEHEMOTHS // "CLIMAX"
Wait another more layers
Ultrakill so good that they had to add more layers of hell to stop the game from ending.
Why didnt this remix get attention
Its so good
WE ESCAPING THE EARTHMOVER WITH THIS ONE🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥
Combining it with goose cover was such a good idea
They.. Are beautiful..
This really is a War Without Reason
AWESOME tempo problem!!!!!!!!
Hmmm not really?
I think what you're hearing are polyrhythms
The tempo is pretty much perfect throughout (minus the transition from songs)
@@Evernova160 i made the piano cover of do robots dream. it is both desynced and slower than the song.
@@____goose what point are you making exactly?
@@Evernova160 he is saying that the original and his cover have different tempos , because cover is SLOWER and DESYNCED
@@Evernova160that the mix is desynced and wrong you autis-
Fun fact: I'm pretty sure that artwork uses negative space for the earthmovers
Every machine until eartmover starts running at your location
Yo the thumbnail is absolute fire
YOU WERE BEAUTIFUL, OUTSTRETCHED LIKE ANTENNAS TO HEAVEN.
This…Is the only way…It could have ended..
this is the only way it SHOULD have ended. in the end, it was a war without reason.
Personally I think there's a pause between the songs "do robots dream of eternal sleep?" and "hear! the siren song call of death"
WHO MADE THE ART IT'S BEAUTIFUL
It's in the description! Also, here is the link of his twitter: x.com/AliveWake/status/1669101567633416194
totally benjular
totally benjular
benjammin to this
TOTALY BENJULAR!
totally benjular
Do robots hear the siren call of death?
2:42 the beat drop
GOD HAS FALLEN MANKIND IS DEAD BLOOD IF FUEL HELL IS FULL
Me gusta piano
gutterman jumpscare
man...
at 8:05 i thought for a second im listening to ds3 ending song
Sounds redcon like at the start.
nice image
Y this look like war propaganda
But it doesn’t.
Looks more like anti war propaganda tbh, showcasing the brutality of it
@@hollow6189 if war is so bad then why are the posters with Earthmovers on them cool?
@@tripwireactual1220 idk bro
@@tripwireactual1220because they are inherently cool, but also scary.
oogity
I hated the inclusion of the piano. It was always off key, it was overwhelming, and jarring, especially during “Do Robots Dream of Eternal Sleep?” It was already surreal and a perfect transition into “Hear! The Siren Song call of Death.”
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