Just wondering if anyone can name me any music or composers with the same sort of sound as Oculus Ex Inferni?
Classical Music flavoured like Oculus Ex Inferni?
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Carl Orff - Carmina Burana: Oh, Fortuna
Dies Irae & Confutatis parts of different composer´s Requiem´s,
like e.g. Verdi´s Requiem, Mozart´s Requiem
Parts of Gustav Holst - The Planets: Mars the Bringer of War
Parts of Batman soundtrack, Main theme
Otherwise, for the same kind of variation in the progress of a classical piece, look for classical composers from the Romantic era, writing program music. (music with a story or other non-musical relation.)
Mussorgsky - Pictures at an exhibition...
Dies Irae & Confutatis parts of different composer´s Requiem´s,
like e.g. Verdi´s Requiem, Mozart´s Requiem
Parts of Gustav Holst - The Planets: Mars the Bringer of War
Parts of Batman soundtrack, Main theme
Otherwise, for the same kind of variation in the progress of a classical piece, look for classical composers from the Romantic era, writing program music. (music with a story or other non-musical relation.)
Mussorgsky - Pictures at an exhibition...
Your welcome!
Ah, and some other movie soundtrack composers, of course.
Hans Zimmer, and other big picture movie score composers.
Movies like Lord of the Rings, and other clear Good vs. Evil movies...
Ah, and some other movie soundtrack composers, of course.
Hans Zimmer, and other big picture movie score composers.
Movies like Lord of the Rings, and other clear Good vs. Evil movies...
As of right now, I can't remember anything he's done but surely John Goodman is also guilty of creating something in that style? I'm sure he'd be easy to chase up!
LOTR has an AMAZING sound track. That 5/4 piece they do at Orthanc is amazing.
LOTR has an AMAZING sound track. That 5/4 piece they do at Orthanc is amazing.
Igor Stravinsky. Rite of Spring, Soldier's Tale, Firebird Suite.
Plus a lot of other guys from the early 20th century.
Plus a lot of other guys from the early 20th century.
greenaxer
Knight of the Templar
There's some awesome music on Vangelis' "Mythodea" release. The first movement, in particular, kicks ass. It just builds and builds in power and intensity until the climax. The whole album has some incredible music ranging from slow, atmospheric melodies to thunderous pieces. Definitely worth checking out.
Other grand/epic pieces you might like are "Requiem for a Tower" by Clint Mansell (based off his piece "Lux Aeterna" from Requiem for a Dream)
"Roll Tide" from the Crimson Tide soundtrack
"Liberi Fatali" from Final Fantasy VIII. Amazing track.
Other grand/epic pieces you might like are "Requiem for a Tower" by Clint Mansell (based off his piece "Lux Aeterna" from Requiem for a Dream)
"Roll Tide" from the Crimson Tide soundtrack
"Liberi Fatali" from Final Fantasy VIII. Amazing track.
Detective Clarence Beauregard
Dehumanized
Detective Clarence Beauregard
Dehumanized
That's probably my favorite Adagio album.
The title track does have this cool orchestrated four-minute intro, and the second track (I forget its name) also has a cool intro. That's what I was thinking of most, since it pertains to this thread.
Detective Clarence Beauregard
Dehumanized
Adagio is great. I can't wait for their new album. I liked the singer who was on Sanctus Ignis and Underworld better than the guy on Dominate... I'm glad they're getting a new singer.
