Isn't this part used when you enter a space station for the first time?

Not bad! https://soundcloud.com/westmont-sholing/southadelic

the game was pretty bad, but god damn, the soundtrack is gorgeous!

'Asimov that stuff's going to kill you!'....'I'll never see Mars..."

so beautiful, that guitar touches my soul.

Post Rock

Selections from "Halo Wars Original Soundtrack" (2009)

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Halo Wars is a trademark or registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Flollo

The Swedish duo A Swarm of the Sun will release their third album, "The Rifts", on January 30, 2015. It is a bleak and beautiful journey through the innermost landscapes of the heart and soul. A brooding album about losing hope, dreams falling apart, isolation and final moments of clarity and redemption. Unquestionably, this is the band's darkest and most emotional album to date.

A Swarm of the Sun is Erik Nilsson and Jakob Berglund. "The Rifts" is written and produced by the band, and recorded by Erik Nilsson at Garaget Studio and The Church of Brännkyrka. Drums are performed and recorded by Karl Daniel Lidén (Vaka, The Old Wind) at Studio Gröndahl. The album is mixed and mastered by the acclaimed Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna, Refused, Khoma, Pg.lost).

A Swarm of the Sun - Incarceration

A Swarm of the Sun - These Depths Were Always Meant for Both of Us

Previously unreleased track by A Swarm of the Sun. The song is called Deliver Us From Our Dreams and is featured as an official demo of the Birgir Jón Birgisson (Sigur Rós) produced Post-Rock EZX-expansion for EZDrummer 2 drum production tools.

The track was originally intended as a ten-minute instrumental piece for the band's latest album The Rifts, released in January 2015. When Toontrack asked A Swarm of the Sun to make a demo for their new expansion, it seemed like a great opportunity to give new purpose to the song.

Watch the promotional video with music by A Swarm of the Sun and interviews with Birgir Jón Birgisson (Sigur Rós) and Arnar Gíslason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbsEWiZbTM0

Title: Deliver Us From Our Dreams
Performed and written by: A Swarm of the Sun
Recorded by: Erik Nilsson
Mixed and mastered by: Karl Daniel Lidén

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A Swarm of the Sun - Deliver Us From Our Dreams

Halo 2 Anniversary - In Amber Clad Remix

No Man's Sky: Music For An Infinite Universe (Original Soundtrack)

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Escape Velocity

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Prey

Mick Gordon _ Alex Theme _ Prey OST

The Swedish duo finds their influences in a number of different genres - including post rock, indie rock, assorted electronics and film scores - and slowly builds the emotional entity that is ”Zenith”. Hopefully, the result is an album in a world of tracks; something serious in a world that fears serious; something that demands slow attention.

A Swarm of the Sun - Zenith

Extended mix of Everything Is Going To Be Okay, a song in  Arkane Studios's Prey (2017)

Music constructed by Mick Gordon
Prey [c] Arkane Studios and Bethesda Studios

Mick Gordon - Everything Is Going To Be Okay (Prey OST) *Extended mix*

Behind each of the six tracks a truly hard and consistent creative labour is found, where the care for the details creates a complex whole. A great deal of the band’s strength can be found in their use of contrast: It is hard and soft, fast and slow, beautiful and flawed. All at the same time.

A Swarm of the Sun has abandoned genre, because it is the shackle of creativity. Instead, the central notions are emotions and concept. So even if A Swarm of the Sun moves behind the curtains of many different genres – and draws influences from both industrial, post rock, sludge, post hardcore and heavier rock – the band never completely enters any single stage.

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