I know your profile picture is Tom Jones but Unwound used it for one of their album covers as well, so are you referring to Tom Jones or Unwound in your profile picture lol
I know, I've been thinking the same since the first time I heard it. BUT, I guess it serves its instant catharsis and nails the song to its beautiful coffin only to be heard again and again?
@@Cosmikh0bo I've since realised its infinitely better to leave you wanting more than wanting less. Maybe if it was twice or 3 times the length it would loose its impact.
The part with operatic singing? Idk if this is common knowledge but that is a sample from :the prophecy, at the end of the film when Christopher Walken is killed and the evil spirit is released from the girl
You could try some Dark Jazz/Experimental Jazz bands like The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, Bohren & der Club of Gore or Trigg & Gusset, it's hard to find something really close to this particular track though For example: ruclips.net/video/S_oxu_16ECM/видео.html&ab_channel=TheKilimanjaroDarkjazzEnsemble-Topic ruclips.net/video/J6CwvfBScTo/видео.html&ab_channel=TheKilimanjaroDarkjazzEnsemble-Topic ruclips.net/video/67NhatDn2p8/видео.html&ab_channel=Trigg%26Gusset-Topic ruclips.net/video/JTB_x-mozdQ/видео.html&ab_channel=Trigg%26Gusset-Topic Also this maybe enfantdelaforet.bandcamp.com/track/noir-etang
This album is very unique really. But if you want something similar, I suggest: The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble- Here Be Dragons Future Sound Of London- Dead Cities Massive Attack- Mezzanine Bohren & Der Club Of Gore- Sunset Mission
I'd say it's a mix of late 90's trip hop and big beat. Fluke's Risotto and Portishead's self-titled album are also in this vein. Paatos' Timeloss and Kallocain also go for some similar things, though lean a bit more towards 70's progressive rock than jazz and soul. Orbital was a pretty uneven band, but their albums In-Sides and Diversions (especially the songs P.E.T.R.O.L. and Impact USA: The Earth Is Burning) have some of these vibes too. Some of DJ Shadow's stuff isn't too far off either. Oh right, almost forgot - Test Department's Tactics for Evolution and Totality.
One of the best album openers ever
I know your profile picture is Tom Jones but Unwound used it for one of their album covers as well, so are you referring to Tom Jones or Unwound in your profile picture lol
@@MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy6 Both man! Unwound is my favorite band and Tom Jones is a pretty mofo.
@@MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy6 probably unwound considering that he’s listening to Ulver
Nothing better that this !So many years always return here !
I totally agree
@@rickyspeople untouchable album
hallways of always
Wow, this really hits home In the ol' noir jazz void!.
Ulver Is The Very Best Of Black Metal, The Very Best Of Techno Blues, And Everything In Between.
And synthpop, as of late!
This song is absolutely amazing and this album is a masterpiece
this is the best thing i've ever heard
THANKS GOD FOR GAVE ME THE PLEASURE OF LISTEN SONGS LIKE THAT
Holy mother of invention! Pure beauty!
I wish that ending section went on longer
I know, I've been thinking the same since the first time I heard it. BUT, I guess it serves its instant catharsis and nails the song to its beautiful coffin only to be heard again and again?
@@Cosmikh0bo I've since realised its infinitely better to leave you wanting more than wanting less. Maybe if it was twice or 3 times the length it would loose its impact.
The part with operatic singing?
Idk if this is common knowledge but that is a sample from :the prophecy, at the end of the film when Christopher Walken is killed and the evil spirit is released from the girl
@@jonathanenders8258 I didn't know that, thank you!
the counterpoint with the vocals is so gut
Melancolía al futuro ♥️
TE AMO
for a moment i thought this was a memphis rap track, than i saw it was made by ulver, i couldn't believe my eyes
Memphis🤘🏾
@@hensoakira always on that devil shit mane
Mindblowing!
Nothing tops this one!
Someone tell me where to find more saxophone tracks like this
PLEASE WHERE
You could try some Dark Jazz/Experimental Jazz bands like The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, Bohren & der Club of Gore
or Trigg & Gusset, it's hard to find something really close to this particular track though
For example:
ruclips.net/video/S_oxu_16ECM/видео.html&ab_channel=TheKilimanjaroDarkjazzEnsemble-Topic
ruclips.net/video/J6CwvfBScTo/видео.html&ab_channel=TheKilimanjaroDarkjazzEnsemble-Topic
ruclips.net/video/67NhatDn2p8/видео.html&ab_channel=Trigg%26Gusset-Topic
ruclips.net/video/JTB_x-mozdQ/видео.html&ab_channel=Trigg%26Gusset-Topic
Also this maybe enfantdelaforet.bandcamp.com/track/noir-etang
I was listening a subgender "noir jazz", its like you watching a old mystery movie
Taxi driver OST (I still can't sleep / the cannot touch her)
Bohren and der Club of Gore it's amazing! It's doom jazz tough, it lacks the electronic elements of this track
Try Absolute Magnitude by Sonic Generation. Smooth, atmospheric jungle with a beautiful lead sax line.
I'm here because of ion dissonance. Glad I arrived here though because this is awesome music.
De mis temas favoritos de esta banda increíble! ♡
Tienes un buen gusto entonces
Masterpiece
Can't help thinking that this is music for the mind rather than the ears .... doesn't make sense writing that - but feels right
2019 - still epic
2022 still epic
@@arminn5443 forever epic😅
2023 going 2024 - epic 🤘
2024
Masters!!!
Magnifique
Really fucking awesome
6:46
Why i see Playboi Carti on this
5:19 n on is so gorgeous, salute.
This band could be called LUVER and they'd still be great!
i.....guess?
Underrated comment.
Thanks for sharing
Ulver X Silent Hill 20??
I migliori :)
Vero?
É fantastica!
Can somebody tell me names of music like this?, is damn awesome.
This album is very unique really. But if you want something similar, I suggest:
The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble- Here Be Dragons
Future Sound Of London- Dead Cities
Massive Attack- Mezzanine
Bohren & Der Club Of Gore- Sunset Mission
noobsmustdie453 thanks mate , i will listen to it later.
It's just pure Electronic/Wave music. I think 90's Depeche Mode is similar.
I'd say it's a mix of late 90's trip hop and big beat. Fluke's Risotto and Portishead's self-titled album are also in this vein. Paatos' Timeloss and Kallocain also go for some similar things, though lean a bit more towards 70's progressive rock than jazz and soul. Orbital was a pretty uneven band, but their albums In-Sides and Diversions (especially the songs P.E.T.R.O.L. and Impact USA: The Earth Is Burning) have some of these vibes too. Some of DJ Shadow's stuff isn't too far off either.
Oh right, almost forgot - Test Department's Tactics for Evolution and Totality.
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
i dont find this tracklist with timing where are you dude
4:56!
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Let's find them and torture them.
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ROTFL
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