"i gave you the Stars! i give you: the VOHLE Engine!" you know, even considering what happened literally 10 seconds later, guy absolutely NAILED the speech....
the guy literraly nuked the moon, well i guess using an engine that literraly curbstomp the space time and curve it to infinite isn't a good idea to use close to celestial body.
next dazzling speech you hear from a tech bro should give you pause next we know elon is going to blow up the moon! why else would he be trying to launch rockets into space all the time?? wake up sheeple!
@@brotheralaric7177it wasn’t supposed to happen, someone fucked with the data causing it to blow up the moon and fuck space time, instead of going to Proxima Centauri.
YES! I knew this music struck a visceral nostalgic nerve. His music is amazing. Mechanicus had such a great soundtrack, literally put the game on edge as you slowly lost members to the Necrons unrelenting purge. Ixion is proving no different! I'm still in Sol and god damn, the gameplay and soundtrack are freaking amazing.
Guillaume David is a master of electronic music and complex textured soundscapes with memorable melodies that perfectly fit the theme and setting of the game they're made for. The man just UNDERSTANDS atmosphere!
Most sci-fi soundtracks that accompany the stories that touch the same subjects as IXION go with the overly dramatic, the solemn, the grandiose. That can be fine, but when everyone's doing it, it starts feeling like well-trodden ground. The safe route, if you will. We've heard it with Hans Zimmer, Max Richter, Ramin Djawadi, James Horner, Michael Giacchino, and a looong list of others that use the same ol' reliable tools to accompany sci-fi tales. However, Guillaume David, with IXION's soundtrack, feels like he's singing the praises of a facet of humanity that not often receives aural attention: its industriousness and resilience. More often than not, when those themes arise in media, they are accompanied by the epic sounds typical of a grand goal, or the dramatic undertones typical of a tragedy that tests our resolve. IXION's soundtrack, instead (and of course, appropriately given the type of game it is), appropriately musicalizes the immense industriousness, resilience, ingenuity, and sacrifice that is involved in the day to day life of a space station. How what everything with take for granted and oftentimes boring becomes heroic when set in outer space. It's a wonderful soundtrack because it underlines the bravery of the mundane, and the determination of pushing through routine. It warms up what would normally be very distant and rote proceedings by infusing it with humanity's hopes and dreams. It's a wonderful mixture between electronic and organic, massive synths supporting ethereal choirs and ethnic drums. Humanity surviving so far from Earth through sheer willpower. Guillaume David did it again. We all know how Mechanicus is great, it's been discussed at length. But IXION proves that David has a knack to strike the chord (haha) that perfectly encapsulates the media that has the privilege to have one of his soundtracks accompanying it. It's refreshing, it's moving, it's absolutely magnificent.
Amidst the prevailing expanse of sci-fi soundtracks steeped in the dramatic and grandiose, Guillaume David's musical opus in IXION stands as a beacon of innovation, embracing humanity's industriousness and resilience with captivating artistry. Departing from the well-trodden path, IXION's composition deftly captures the extraordinary within the ordinary, breathing life into the day-to-day struggles and triumphs of a space station. In a symphonic celebration, the soundtrack elevates the seemingly mundane to heroic heights, infusing routine proceedings with humanity's hopes and dreams. The exquisite blend of electronic and organic elements, ethereal choirs, and ethnic drums creates an evocative tapestry, immersing listeners in the journey of human survival far from Earth's embrace. Guillaume David's mastery is unmistakable, as IXION stands as a testament to his uncanny ability to strike the perfect chord that resonates with media privileged to bear his musical legacy. Refreshing, moving, and absolutely magnificent, IXION enlivens the spirit, evoking a profound connection with the essence of our humanity.
"its industriousness and resilience." Thank you. I have always heard this deep melancholy yet furious optimism in this piece. It echoes the game's story and tone perfectly. But it also echoes how I genuinely feel about mankind: we really do know how to make a terrible mess, but we also know how to overcome strife, too.
I sent a friend a clip of the first Vhole jump. His first reply was "Is that music actually part of the game? That just went real hard." His second reply was "Just picked up the deluxe edition" Good soundtracks can indeed sell games. He went on to nearly 100% the achievements on it, really loved the story and gameplay as well once the music hooked him. For my part, the Vhole jump is by far my favorite depiction of FTL I've seen, both visually, and the way the music and cinematography fit together. Really well done game.
LETS GOOOOOOOO Edit: This is the best thing I've heard in my life, no wonder the studio was founded to promote the music of this gigachad of a composer
If that music/game does not inspire Humanity to abandon it's useless squabbling and greed for resources/power, and start to dream of/build space exploration, then I don't know what will.
Buy Ixion, please you can find it for less than 25$ and the one time something french is good excepted vine, you can, at least, try to play. Edit, you can find frostpunk for 15 with every DLCs, I have never seen anything more worth it.
The way Guillaume can make the deep bass sounds talk and actively take part in the songs is mindblowing. Most people treat bass as a monotone drone that holds up the rest of the song, but instead here it is actively joining the melodies.
One of the things I love about this soundtrack is that the techno-synth and choir sing together in harmony. This means the ship is singing along with humanity. The AI's purpose and humanities hope are in literal harmony through this journey. If you know the story beats, this makes even more sense.
@@axelhopfinger533 it is legitimately, unironicly one of the coolest/most impressive FTL jump effects/sequences I’ve ever seen, and it works -perfectly- with the audio design/music…
@@axelhopfinger533 yeah. its kinda sad that we had so much polished lore in the first hour of the game, then theres almost no voiced dialogue in the rest of the game.
this definitelly has to be one of the best space game osts ever, man the moment i heard vanir`s legacy in the epic gameplay trailer i instantly fell in love with this, the setting, the visuals, the sound and music all is perfect for me
"Across The Void" is up there with game scores that have made me genuinely emotional. I consistently come back to this soundtrack specifically for that one.
It really fits the grim mood of the game. vast expanse of void, mystery and danger lurking in every system you jump to. sometimes happy surprises fill you with hope like saving the puppy. but mostly ruin, uncertainty, and gothic horror keep moving forward, Remus and Protagoras is out there
Vangelis would love this if he was still alive 🥲 as he was one of the pioneers of electronic music and the sound in Ixion OST reminds the 70s of Vangelis albuns Spiral and Pulsar and many others
I never bought a game because of the soundtrack. Until now. Hot Damn! Apart from Guillaume, people today just don't have the balls to lean into fantastic musical influences like Vangellis, Hans Zimmer, Tangerine Dream and many others. Game is solid, but sound design and score while playing is OFF THE CHARTS AMAZING!! (If only the devs would address linux performance issues.)
@@Schinak welll.... it was not through the moon..... you can see it was paralel to the moon, so that neither the exhaust, nor the ships path would pass through it, in the video it's very quick, but while the spaceship appears to be "under the moon" and pointing at it , i bet it's more of a going past it, so while it could have probably been orbiting anywhere else than moon orbit, it doesnt LOOK dangerous. Mabye it was corporate wanting to show off to the people on earth that positioned the ship this way? Mabye they got some calculations wrong, mabye the design was wrong from the start, mabye they got hacked, mabye a navigation accident, mabye it was done deliberately..... play the game and find out....
@@Schinak they didn’t warp trough the moon, they aimed along side it, but somebody bypassed the systems and messed with the jump, causing it to “grab” part of the moon when jumping.
@@Codename_Horizon They should not have been anywhere near the MOON to begin with. That natural satelite of ours IS VITAL to the Earth. You don't fuck with it. You don't do anything big around it. Hack or not it should not have been NEAR it. It's not like they needed the moon to slingshot the station or some bullshit. IT was criminal incompetence and blithe showmanship to make it take off from near the moon. You are activating an engine that was CLEARLY not well documented because if there was even the RISK of doing what they did to the moon, they should not have been anywhere near it. So it's either criminal incompetence, sheer fucking HUBRIS, or atrocious and contrived writing. Pick your poison. It's going to be poison none the less. After that point I felt ZERO desire to ensure the survival of the morons who eat bugs to prolong their incredibly inept existence.
Very good music and game soundtrack, especially the first part with the emphasis on human strength and later stages the aspirant... Bulwark Studios, dear game devs the humanity will endure all the catastrophes unless we perish but we shall not I truly believe in humanity's curious steps in the cosmos o7 Fear not ^_^
this game hit way harder than I ever expected. a solid story with a different twist on base building. amazing visuals and a KILLER soundtrack! thank you for this one, guys!
Across The Void is just unquestionably great. A friend of mine described it as "We're running out of time", and it felt so true. Humanity is running out of time. Tiqqun is running out of time. My god, what a game
I see on the French streams, there are a lot of people who say that the music is a masterclass when they arrive on the stream for the first time, they even think that it is a streamer's playlist
I have not played Mechanicus or IXION... But holy fuck, i heard a snippet of the Mechanicus OST and it sent me on a mission to unearth every single piece of music Guillaume David has ever composed. This guy is simply amazing at what he does... How is he only credited with the two soundtracks from Mechanicus and IXIOM? Am i seriously expected to believe the Mechanicus OST is his first shot at making a soundtrack? There's no hecking way. Does anyone know if he's using an alias or if he's been involved in previous collaborative projects he hasn't been properly credited for? I'd simply love to know and hear more.
It's unbelievable, isn't it? Everything he has put out so far is simply masterful. Guillaume David might actually shape up to be the Hans Zimmer of game sountracks!
@@sudo3870 The guy has barely even begun his composer carreer and already pulled off two banger soundtracks in short order. And if the quality of those compositions don't give you an idea how good he really is and how far he might come, then that's on you. And now excuse me because i haven't listened to this Soundtrack in over a month, which is a mistake i must immediately correct!
That soundtrack is award worthy! Totally sets the entire mood and atmosphere for the game. And Vanir's Legacy is one of the standout tracks of the year, making the jump sequence one of the best cinematics recently.
Congratulations! This is now officially my most listened album of the year! The music reminds me of other greats of electronic music like Jean Michele Jarré or AIR in its melody and complexity.
Wow. I haven’t heard anything this good in ages it seems. beautifully bold, and so very emotional. Haven’t played the game, but I’m completely enraptured by this.
The no turning back bit of this playlist is just a masterpiece hearing the choir in the back. You can just feel the feels man knowing that this is there last chance a hope for the future just amazing.
No turning back its One of the best soundtrack in game history in my opinion. If you close your eyes you can Imagine yourself like one of the Astronaut of the apollo missions setting theyre First foot on a exoplanet... Its Just Epic and emotional
It's haunting. There's this massive tension between intrepid optimism and dire pessimism coded into that motif we get in the first minute. The rest of the piece just expands on that. Which makes sense since the core theme to the game is "We're gonna save humanity, but we're probably going to die trying."
"No Turning Back" is the one for me.. When I'm multitasking and trying to build a new line of production with new tech and getting lost and confused, this one clears my head. I know what I'm doing again.
This being created by the same brilliant fellow that made Mechanicus' soundtrack, this reminds me of a beacon of light in that dark universe, as if the Mechanicus had even the slightest hope of rising beyond their obsessive metallic shackles. It's a good feeling.
I like how in "No turning" back that you can feel it. But you also feel hope for a better tomorrow. There is absolutely no sadness in it, just a recollection of the situation and how to continue onwards.
I've written it already on the trailer, but i'll write it again: "EMW Charon" at 4:30 is one of the best electronic tracks i've heard in my life; the high/low counterpoints and the chorus are amazing. Thank you for all the great music!
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Yeah. I hadn't listened to it before playing the game, and the game starts with this track. The vibe when the percussion drops, brought the biggest smile to my face.
I couldn't put my finger on it, but it reminded me of something from years ago. Then I found the song. Dolce Triade - Workin' on the clouds. I know it's not even remotely the same genre, but that's the song it brought to my mind.
look I know next to nothing on how music is made and stuff, but I never could escape the feeling that many...mixes like, cyberpunk, ambient, space exploration and such sort of meander around, a mute fluff that solely exists to occupy the ossicular bones of a person. Its forgettable, meaningless almost. But this This feels different, by itself it almost has a story to tell. The bold usage of many different instruments gives each and every single track the power many of the aforementioned stuff I heard could only dream of. Man I wish the music RUclips shoved in my face all had such power behind them.
Not only does Guillaume David always drop bangers, Kasedo Games makes the best games to go with it. Mechanicus and Ixion with the music on will have me in a trance. Excited to see what more you guys do together.
just one thing i have to say, Fuck is this good. The Artist know what he is doing. Telling a journey trough sound. Magnificent. Thanks alot for this emotional Beauty thanks alot!
So many superb sounds! If I ever find myself in space looking down on Earth (what, it could happen) this is what I'd like to listen to while reading my books.
Man this game is something else. No game has made me feel the way this one did in a very long time. The combination elements of Startopia, Homeworld, Factorio, and Stellaris.... is just mindblowing. That and the soundtrack hits like no other.
A absolute masterpiece. I love the added touch that the station's solar panels grow every song, which makes it feel like we are watching the Tiqqun traverse places
Guillaume David is a genius You can fell every emotion of being stranded in space on a braking ship whilst being the last hope of humanity Such a beautiful OST Very well done!
![Twenty One Pilots - The Line (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XCz7WUotXs8/mqdefault.jpg)
"Alright Guillaume, its just an indie space city builder thing, no need to go too hard...."
His hands are still on Fire for composing "no turning back". Such a masterpiece
@@simonepapasidero9741It's great but my favorite is across the void this music is insane
This game and soundtrack are awesome, Thanks Guillaume and Kasedo Team !
ITS! LITERALLY! THEIR! JOB!
@@niko-ng8bj Is your job not getting jokes?
"i gave you the Stars!
i give you: the VOHLE Engine!"
you know, even considering what happened literally 10 seconds later,
guy absolutely NAILED the speech....
They all remembered this speach for their entire life.
the guy literraly nuked the moon, well i guess using an engine that literraly curbstomp the space time and curve it to infinite isn't a good idea to use close to celestial body.
next dazzling speech you hear from a tech bro should give you pause
next we know elon is going to blow up the moon! why else would he be trying to launch rockets into space all the time?? wake up sheeple!
@@brotheralaric7177it wasn’t supposed to happen, someone fucked with the data causing it to blow up the moon and fuck space time, instead of going to Proxima Centauri.
"And this gives you power over me?"
Me "This sounds familiar... wait, Guillaume David? wait.... WAIT ..... WAIT A MECHANICUS SECOND!!!!"
Praise be unto the Omnissiah.
He’s a genius !
Emperor save it
We need more song by him. Is Guillaume David his real name ?
The man is a god.
By the Omnissiah he's done it again
Guillaume David is a musical genius, just listen to the Mechanicus ost
YES! I knew this music struck a visceral nostalgic nerve. His music is amazing. Mechanicus had such a great soundtrack, literally put the game on edge as you slowly lost members to the Necrons unrelenting purge.
Ixion is proving no different! I'm still in Sol and god damn, the gameplay and soundtrack are freaking amazing.
So that's why IXION'S soundtrack gives me chills and makes me wanna listen it on repeat!
David got me again!
Does anyone here know who LORN is?
Guillaume David is a master of electronic music and complex textured soundscapes with memorable melodies that perfectly fit the theme and setting of the game they're made for. The man just UNDERSTANDS atmosphere!
The children of the omnisiah gets into you, it’s superb…
Most sci-fi soundtracks that accompany the stories that touch the same subjects as IXION go with the overly dramatic, the solemn, the grandiose. That can be fine, but when everyone's doing it, it starts feeling like well-trodden ground. The safe route, if you will. We've heard it with Hans Zimmer, Max Richter, Ramin Djawadi, James Horner, Michael Giacchino, and a looong list of others that use the same ol' reliable tools to accompany sci-fi tales.
However, Guillaume David, with IXION's soundtrack, feels like he's singing the praises of a facet of humanity that not often receives aural attention: its industriousness and resilience.
More often than not, when those themes arise in media, they are accompanied by the epic sounds typical of a grand goal, or the dramatic undertones typical of a tragedy that tests our resolve. IXION's soundtrack, instead (and of course, appropriately given the type of game it is), appropriately musicalizes the immense industriousness, resilience, ingenuity, and sacrifice that is involved in the day to day life of a space station. How what everything with take for granted and oftentimes boring becomes heroic when set in outer space.
It's a wonderful soundtrack because it underlines the bravery of the mundane, and the determination of pushing through routine. It warms up what would normally be very distant and rote proceedings by infusing it with humanity's hopes and dreams. It's a wonderful mixture between electronic and organic, massive synths supporting ethereal choirs and ethnic drums. Humanity surviving so far from Earth through sheer willpower.
Guillaume David did it again. We all know how Mechanicus is great, it's been discussed at length. But IXION proves that David has a knack to strike the chord (haha) that perfectly encapsulates the media that has the privilege to have one of his soundtracks accompanying it. It's refreshing, it's moving, it's absolutely magnificent.
Perfectly said.
Ever thought about writing such reviews professionally? You've got a talent for this kind of stuff.
Amidst the prevailing expanse of sci-fi soundtracks steeped in the dramatic and grandiose, Guillaume David's musical opus in IXION stands as a beacon of innovation, embracing humanity's industriousness and resilience with captivating artistry. Departing from the well-trodden path, IXION's composition deftly captures the extraordinary within the ordinary, breathing life into the day-to-day struggles and triumphs of a space station. In a symphonic celebration, the soundtrack elevates the seemingly mundane to heroic heights, infusing routine proceedings with humanity's hopes and dreams. The exquisite blend of electronic and organic elements, ethereal choirs, and ethnic drums creates an evocative tapestry, immersing listeners in the journey of human survival far from Earth's embrace. Guillaume David's mastery is unmistakable, as IXION stands as a testament to his uncanny ability to strike the perfect chord that resonates with media privileged to bear his musical legacy. Refreshing, moving, and absolutely magnificent, IXION enlivens the spirit, evoking a profound connection with the essence of our humanity.
Join a desire or bun by my fire
"its industriousness and resilience." Thank you. I have always heard this deep melancholy yet furious optimism in this piece. It echoes the game's story and tone perfectly. But it also echoes how I genuinely feel about mankind: we really do know how to make a terrible mess, but we also know how to overcome strife, too.
FROM THE MOMENT I UNDERSTOOD THE WEAKNESS OF MY FLESH
IT DISGUSTED ME
I keep finding myself here... This man cooked
Man, I can't scream because people are asleep but I'm happy this is out.
It’s space no one will hear you😛
Dew it!
Thats just soooooo chill ! 💙
Guillaume David. If you ever read this. Stay where you are, keep doing what you are doing. Never let fame and success corrupt your work.
I probably wouldnt have been so interested in the game if it wasnt for GD's music
From the composer of Warhammer Mechanicus aaaare you kidddinnng meee let's GOOOOOOO
The drop at 0:15 told me I am in for a ride. Magos Guillaume has not disappointed in his aural praise of the Machine-God. Praise the Omnissiah!
Same ! Music begins, ok that sounds good, and then at 15 sec "oh boy here we go"
Magos Guillaume... It fits!
Chills. Every time. For me it's "engage" and "this... isn't completely safe, is it?"
Magos Guillaume of the Collegia Audiorum!
a branch of the Officio Audiorum solely made up of tech-magi of the Adeptus Mechanicus
Is this god of a man even able to compose something that does not make sweet love to my ears?
This had me in tears when I heard it the first time. This guy is a sleeper genius
Same bro and that video intro after we launch the ship...man...
Same, bro! Moshiach comes to save all of the humanity! Except the bigots! ;-))
Listening to IXION's choir makes me feel so hopeful for the future man, David's a master at this.
Over a year later and, yeah, is it dusty in here?
I sent a friend a clip of the first Vhole jump. His first reply was "Is that music actually part of the game? That just went real hard." His second reply was "Just picked up the deluxe edition" Good soundtracks can indeed sell games.
He went on to nearly 100% the achievements on it, really loved the story and gameplay as well once the music hooked him.
For my part, the Vhole jump is by far my favorite depiction of FTL I've seen, both visually, and the way the music and cinematography fit together. Really well done game.
*ADEPTUS MECHANICUS RISE UP!*
Our Warhammer Mechanicus Composer Strikes yet again!!
This is like Solarpunk version of Mechanicus and I love it
Hahaaaaa, nice
LETS GOOOOOOOO
Edit: This is the best thing I've heard in my life, no wonder the studio was founded to promote the music of this gigachad of a composer
Soundtrack day before the game is released. I can’t decide if this is torture or not.
If that music/game does not inspire Humanity to abandon it's useless squabbling and greed for resources/power, and start to dream of/build space exploration, then I don't know what will.
You know how did it ended in the game, right :) ?
@@serhii_the_dev yeah, but a man can dream... :D
I don't know this game. This recommendation just appeared. This is FKG AMAZING. The first track left me speechless.
Buy Ixion, please you can find it for less than 25$ and the one time something french is good excepted vine, you can, at least, try to play.
Edit, you can find frostpunk for 15 with every DLCs, I have never seen anything more worth it.
The way Guillaume can make the deep bass sounds talk and actively take part in the songs is mindblowing. Most people treat bass as a monotone drone that holds up the rest of the song, but instead here it is actively joining the melodies.
Reminds me of Massive Attack way of bass, u know. Guillaume sent to us by musical Elisium, I think
Vanirs legacy itching that musical spot that no other song could scratch
One of the things I love about this soundtrack is that the techno-synth and choir sing together in harmony. This means the ship is singing along with humanity. The AI's purpose and humanities hope are in literal harmony through this journey. If you know the story beats, this makes even more sense.
the sync of Vanir's Legacy with the jump sequence animation... is something quite special
The jump sequence cinematic may actually be the single best part of this entire game!
@@axelhopfinger533 it is legitimately, unironicly one of the coolest/most impressive FTL jump effects/sequences I’ve ever seen, and it works -perfectly- with the audio design/music…
I sank into my couch playing this just out of pure visual and audio stimuli. Soooo good
I was blown away by that the first time I saw it also.
@@axelhopfinger533 yeah. its kinda sad that we had so much polished lore in the first hour of the game, then theres almost no voiced dialogue in the rest of the game.
The vanir's legacy is absolutely a iconic track to be remembered and revered.
Haven't played the game, but damn, this soundtrack is something else
Mechanicus OST is about ancient power awakening.
IXION OST is about the possibility of life itself!
I love how optimistic this music is!
Did you buy this just for Guillaume David music?
саундтреки просто отвал башки🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶. а ж муражки по спине
Игра обалденная, играю уже который день, с увлечением! А саундтреки заставляют прочувствовать моменты из игры.
this definitelly has to be one of the best space game osts ever, man the moment i heard vanir`s legacy in the epic gameplay trailer i instantly fell in love with this, the setting, the visuals, the sound and music all is perfect for me
"Across The Void" is up there with game scores that have made me genuinely emotional. I consistently come back to this soundtrack specifically for that one.
It really fits the grim mood of the game.
vast expanse of void, mystery and danger lurking in every system you jump to.
sometimes happy surprises fill you with hope like saving the puppy. but mostly ruin, uncertainty, and gothic horror
keep moving forward, Remus and Protagoras is out there
Vangelis would love this if he was still alive 🥲 as he was one of the pioneers of electronic music and the sound in Ixion OST reminds the 70s of Vangelis albuns Spiral and Pulsar and many others
This is one of the best space games ever made. It's a true masterpiece
8:23 amazing
the type of music that makes you question or think the purpose of our existence as a specie in the universe
I never bought a game because of the soundtrack. Until now. Hot Damn! Apart from Guillaume, people today just don't have the balls to lean into fantastic musical influences like Vangellis, Hans Zimmer, Tangerine Dream and many others. Game is solid, but sound design and score while playing is OFF THE CHARTS AMAZING!! (If only the devs would address linux performance issues.)
This game and its soundtrack is critically underrated
Thanks so much!
This is the kind of music I'd imagine space traversal sounds like thematically
The Jump Sequence got me here. What a show. What a visual. "Look at them. Humanity. On their way."
the stupidity of it ruined the moment for me. Yes lets warp through the moon.
@@Schinak welll.... it was not through the moon..... you can see it was paralel to the moon, so that neither the exhaust, nor the ships path would pass through it, in the video it's very quick, but while the spaceship appears to be "under the moon" and pointing at it , i bet it's more of a going past it, so while it could have probably been orbiting anywhere else than moon orbit, it doesnt LOOK dangerous.
Mabye it was corporate wanting to show off to the people on earth that positioned the ship this way? Mabye they got some calculations wrong, mabye the design was wrong from the start, mabye they got hacked, mabye a navigation accident, mabye it was done deliberately..... play the game and find out....
@@Schinak they didn’t warp trough the moon, they aimed along side it, but somebody bypassed the systems and messed with the jump, causing it to “grab” part of the moon when jumping.
@@Codename_Horizon They should not have been anywhere near the MOON to begin with. That natural satelite of ours IS VITAL to the Earth. You don't fuck with it. You don't do anything big around it. Hack or not it should not have been NEAR it. It's not like they needed the moon to slingshot the station or some bullshit. IT was criminal incompetence and blithe showmanship to make it take off from near the moon. You are activating an engine that was CLEARLY not well documented because if there was even the RISK of doing what they did to the moon, they should not have been anywhere near it. So it's either criminal incompetence, sheer fucking HUBRIS, or atrocious and contrived writing. Pick your poison. It's going to be poison none the less. After that point I felt ZERO desire to ensure the survival of the morons who eat bugs to prolong their incredibly inept existence.
@@Codename_Horizon shouldn't have jumped next to the moon, should have done it in the void of space
I thought Darktide's OST was my favorite of the year.
Then I heard this.
Waiiiit it's only january, wait a little ...
@@fr-joey764 Darktide and IXION came out in 2022. Not 2023.
@@theblobconsumes4859 Youpsi, indeed !
A master of legato glides and sub mixing!
Nice to see another master of atmospheric and rich music here!
@@BinExis That is most kind! TY
Cryo chamber? Wut u doin here? Nice to see you tho
I’ve listened to this a hundred times in the last two months.
Very good music and game soundtrack, especially the first part with the emphasis on human strength and later stages the aspirant... Bulwark Studios, dear game devs the humanity will endure all the catastrophes unless we perish but we shall not I truly believe in humanity's curious steps in the cosmos o7 Fear not ^_^
Dubstep’s Vindication
I got the feeling the Guillaume David is for Kasedo what Mick Gordon is for ID software 🙂
Interesting soundtrack!
If that´s the case, one can only hope they don´t try to fck him over the same way ID did Mick.
hope they do Guillaume justice unlike what id did to Gordon
What Mick Gordon WAS for ID software. There was a whole drama about is
@@FangiGqngi A shame. The soundscape is one of the most underrated aspect of video games. It's really what gives them their vide
this game hit way harder than I ever expected. a solid story with a different twist on base building. amazing visuals and a KILLER soundtrack! thank you for this one, guys!
Thanks so much!
Probably the best space/sci fi themed ost since Endless Space.
Across The Void is just unquestionably great. A friend of mine described it as "We're running out of time", and it felt so true.
Humanity is running out of time. Tiqqun is running out of time. My god, what a game
Playing Ixion again, brought me back :)
The reason i had to check Guillaume David's music was because i felt like Dune chapter 2's music trailer had a LOT of elements from Ixion music.
That track "Across the void" is spine tingling! Most of this music is, but that one is my absolute favorite.
İ dont know how many times i repeated that song :)
inspirational for writing. a real cosmos like deep feel to some of the tracks, and overall positive. nice.
Praise the Omnissiah!
Well this is about half the reason I was excited for Ixion - and it's great - so I can only hope that other 50% isn't disappointing.
I see on the French streams, there are a lot of people who say that the music is a masterclass when they arrive on the stream for the first time, they even think that it is a streamer's playlist
what a soundtrack the feeling it gives, you are really the last hope of mankind
I have not played Mechanicus or IXION... But holy fuck, i heard a snippet of the Mechanicus OST and it sent me on a mission to unearth every single piece of music Guillaume David has ever composed. This guy is simply amazing at what he does... How is he only credited with the two soundtracks from Mechanicus and IXIOM? Am i seriously expected to believe the Mechanicus OST is his first shot at making a soundtrack? There's no hecking way.
Does anyone know if he's using an alias or if he's been involved in previous collaborative projects he hasn't been properly credited for? I'd simply love to know and hear more.
It's unbelievable, isn't it? Everything he has put out so far is simply masterful. Guillaume David might actually shape up to be the Hans Zimmer of game sountracks!
He was playing in an orchestra and has composed stuff but he decided to keep those things for himself. Shame.
Same bud same
@@sudo3870 The guy has barely even begun his composer carreer and already pulled off two banger soundtracks in short order. And if the quality of those compositions don't give you an idea how good he really is and how far he might come, then that's on you.
And now excuse me because i haven't listened to this Soundtrack in over a month, which is a mistake i must immediately correct!
@@sudo3870 Fair enough i guess.
Sounds like a "Mechanicus OST" and "Boards of Canada" crossover. I like it.
Also reminds me a bit of LORN
Gonna make this my in-game music for Rimworld.
That soundtrack is award worthy! Totally sets the entire mood and atmosphere for the game. And Vanir's Legacy is one of the standout tracks of the year, making the jump sequence one of the best cinematics recently.
Congratulations! This is now officially my most listened album of the year!
The music reminds me of other greats of electronic music like Jean Michele Jarré or AIR in its melody and complexity.
Seriously i'm still not tired of listening to this! ❣
Yep, still listening!
Across The Void is now my Favourity Song ever
I clicked on this video by mistake, and thankfully i decided to listen to it, nice music.
IXION can beautifly express how future could really look like and that speech was stunning.
Wow. I haven’t heard anything this good in ages it seems. beautifully bold, and so very emotional. Haven’t played the game, but I’m completely enraptured by this.
Play the game, it is also very good!! Better than I was expecting
The no turning back bit of this playlist is just a masterpiece hearing the choir in the back. You can just feel the feels man knowing that this is there last chance a hope for the future just amazing.
No turning back is one of my favs. Love the choir.
@@0SgtRay it really is.
No turning back its One of the best soundtrack in game history in my opinion. If you close your eyes you can Imagine yourself like one of the Astronaut of the apollo missions setting theyre First foot on a exoplanet... Its Just Epic and emotional
Honestly, the soundtrack is one of the best parts of the game, and the game is great! This is just banger after banger!
Guillaume David has been blessed by the Omnissiah. The Machine Spirit speaks through him. Praise and glory be to the Machine God.
Wonderful music. Even without playing the game, I can feel and hear the space.
It really is Sci-Fi as F**k, isn't it? It's probably even on the same level of genius as the Interstellar sountrack!
POG! That drop at 56:29
Goosebumps. If somehow "blindsight" movie is ever created, I hope Guillaume David is the main composer.
oooh dude that is such a good idea! I love it!
Damn, that would be a great fit
A speech of Earth is one of the best songs I have ever heard. Absolutely spectacular.
SPIN THE DRUM!
Indeed. Ranks up there with Vanir's legacy.
The first music gives me goosebumps! It's awesome!
It's haunting. There's this massive tension between intrepid optimism and dire pessimism coded into that motif we get in the first minute. The rest of the piece just expands on that. Which makes sense since the core theme to the game is "We're gonna save humanity, but we're probably going to die trying."
"No Turning Back" is the one for me.. When I'm multitasking and trying to build a new line of production with new tech and getting lost and confused, this one clears my head. I know what I'm doing again.
Guillaume David! So the master returns! Mechanicus soundtrack was out of this world!
Literally within the first 30 seconds and hearing that flute playing, knew this shit was gonna be 🔥
this soundtrack has no business going as hard as it does.
This being created by the same brilliant fellow that made Mechanicus' soundtrack, this reminds me of a beacon of light in that dark universe, as if the Mechanicus had even the slightest hope of rising beyond their obsessive metallic shackles. It's a good feeling.
Don't tell him what powers said beacon.
Not only the background planets and space, the Tiqqun itself has been upgraded.
I like how in "No turning" back that you can feel it. But you also feel hope for a better tomorrow. There is absolutely no sadness in it, just a recollection of the situation and how to continue onwards.
I've written it already on the trailer, but i'll write it again: "EMW Charon" at 4:30 is one of the best electronic tracks i've heard in my life; the high/low counterpoints and the chorus are amazing. Thank you for all the great music!
Yeah. I hadn't listened to it before playing the game, and the game starts with this track. The vibe when the percussion drops, brought the biggest smile to my face.
I couldn't put my finger on it, but it reminded me of something from years ago. Then I found the song. Dolce Triade - Workin' on the clouds. I know it's not even remotely the same genre, but that's the song it brought to my mind.
I absolutely need Guillaume David and Kevin Penkin (Made in Abyss) to do a collaboration. Their ethereal styles would mesh together beautifully.
look I know next to nothing on how music is made and stuff, but I never could escape the feeling that many...mixes like, cyberpunk, ambient, space exploration and such sort of meander around, a mute fluff that solely exists to occupy the ossicular bones of a person. Its forgettable, meaningless almost.
But this
This feels different, by itself it almost has a story to tell. The bold usage of many different instruments gives each and every single track the power many of the aforementioned stuff I heard could only dream of. Man I wish the music RUclips shoved in my face all had such power behind them.
one of the best gaming soundtracks in gaming history... change my mind i dare you
Not only does Guillaume David always drop bangers, Kasedo Games makes the best games to go with it. Mechanicus and Ixion with the music on will have me in a trance. Excited to see what more you guys do together.
Kasedo had just published, the game was developed by Bulwark Studios [just in case to mention them]
@@landwar7497 We had just popped over here to say that! We publish and Bulwark Studios are our wonderful developers!✨
@@landwar7497 I appreciate you mentioning that! Everyone involved deserves credit.
just one thing i have to say, Fuck is this good. The Artist know what he is doing. Telling a journey trough sound. Magnificent. Thanks alot for this emotional Beauty thanks alot!
I need an extended director's cut bass boosted VIP version of A Speech On Earth, SO SO GOOD
So many superb sounds! If I ever find myself in space looking down on Earth (what, it could happen) this is what I'd like to listen to while reading my books.
The first time that I bought the Game+Soundtrack package from Steam. Well DONE 🙌👏👏
24:42 has somehow the most corporate feel i have heard of any song ever
I give you VOHL DRIVE!! I'll give you THE STARS!
@@mingiasi I ment more the part "We went further than any nation, moved faster than any corporation"
Man this game is something else.
No game has made me feel the way this one did in a very long time. The combination elements of Startopia, Homeworld, Factorio, and Stellaris.... is just mindblowing. That and the soundtrack hits like no other.
Guillaume David thank you man your unique style fits me well
Never been so glad to find out about a game so late. I don't think I'd be able to survive the suspense for a whole year.
A absolute masterpiece. I love the added touch that the station's solar panels grow every song, which makes it feel like we are watching the Tiqqun traverse places
The opening theme reminds me of Lorn a lot. Good soundtrack 👍
Guillaume David is a genius
You can fell every emotion of being stranded in space on a braking ship whilst being the last hope of humanity
Such a beautiful OST
Very well done!
"An accident has occurred on board the Tiqqun."
This soundtrack... is bumping!
EMV Charon is so beautiful. I listen to that soundtrack every single day. Also on spotify.