Chernobyl Dark Music

[@svijj_]

When you think about it, radiation is quite Lovecraftian. While it can be explained using science, It still has those similiar terrifying properties, which Lovecraft gave to some of the entities, which appear in his works. It's invisible, it is practically everywhere, and cause you immeasurable pain and fear when you get in contact with too big doses of it. You get deformed, skinned, burned, literally every pain a human can experience. Very interesting, and also scary if you ask me

[@paulgibbon5991]

You're woken up in the middle of a night by a bang, and see a strange unearthly glow on the horizon. Something has happened and gone very wrong, but nobody knows exactly what--or if they do, they won't tell you. An unseen, unstoppable force begins to creep through your village, corrupting and killing everything and everyone it touches. You are forced to flee, leaving your community frozen in time, irreversibly corrupted and untouchable. And at the centre of it, the thing that escaped is still there. Sealed away, but still dangerous. Waiting.

[@_pythia_]

lovecrafts "color out of space" is pretty close to radioactive radiation

[@andreproudian7032]

In a way because radiation is such a fundamental part of the universe and yet so deadly it really does create a sense of a cosmic horror.

[@doceideer7993]

@@paulgibbon5991 Holy shit. Im stealing that opening for my Call of Cthulu game!!!

[@yourtoastershandemover2211]

The Geiger counter also helps create that creepy aspect of radiation. Giving a sound and some sense to where the invisible lethal atoms are, yet not reassuring you that an area is safe further adds to the horror of radiation. Even with protective equipment if you're exposed long enough it can still be very lethal.

[@theforgottenhero8515]

I am sorry for all heroes who tryed save the people fro this tragedy. All scientists, military, engineer, thecnicians and civilian from surrounded area. Never forget them.

[@mikhailchuev8715]

We should also remember stupid communist bureaucracy that allowed a relatively small fire turn into a planetary-level tragedy! It was more important to keep soviet citizens in the dark than to take care of the crisis.

[@CrookedTooth616]

Mikhail Chuev Good burn. Harsh truth indeed. Between that, Fukushima, AND the BP oil spill, we are truly amazing as a species.

[@geokrilov]

@@mikhailchuev8715 no small fire. It was a huge thermal explosion. The 500 ton shield was thrown out, tons of water evaporated in a second and most of what reactor contained thrown out in small particles that later covered half Europe. The tragedy was inevitable. And in fact they could do very little. Most of the things they did were not necessary at all.

[@Tokito935]

@@mikhailchuev8715 "small fire" They would wish it was a small fire

[@nickolausafon5458]

I f-ing loathe when science head idiots say "it failed because it was a dumb ass design made by dumbasses and run by stupid ass workers". No. It was a preventable failure but "they were not just stupid". The lack of empathy is grim.

[@CaptainAries]

You can leave the Zone, but the Zone will never leave you...

[@generalprincecodyhedgewolf2944]

Being in the Zone 20 feet from Ground Zero with nobody to help cleanse you of the radiaoactivity Thats eating you alive and turning your body to mushy goo is more Scary than what ive said

[@Tolstoythebear]

23 people don't believe that an RBMK reactor can explode. Incredible music. Thank you!

[@robertjones6393]

You didn't see dislikes. You DIDN'T! Because they're not there!

[@SterileNeutrino]

@@robertjones6393 Actually there's still some on active duty. These beasts are impressive, but I much prefer CANDU

[@thelocalnecromancer1224]

Unfortunately, it's reached 161. They're growing.

[@Brecconable]

@@thelocalnecromancer1224 Please escort them to the local Party Headquarters...

[@thelocalnecromancer1224]

@@Brecconable Roger that!

[@blackbird_actual]

"Our goal is the happiness of all mankind."

[@shivaschimera6101]

Shut up!

[@simon8377]

@@shivaschimera6101 why.?!

[@Jonathondevere]

Our friend the atom.

[@joshuaspiteri2888]

Get out of here S.T.A.L.K.E.R

[@davidmccracken288]

@@shivaschimera6101 so how does it feel to be a miserable piece of shit?

[@davidsstalidzans2167]

That particle effect is on point

[@cryochamberlabel]

Thanks, took awhile to draw and animate it properly.

[@DarthTurducken]

Reminds me of the "glimmer" from the film Annihilation

[@ryukomat44]

@@cryochamberlabel can you share a 10 min version of the animation?

[@Specimen_06]

Thought they were bodies rising into the sky at first.

[@alienpancake2067]

The HBO Series had such a great soundtrack. The feelings of confusion, fear, death, and emptiness were felt in the soundtrack. It was like the music echoed through the emptied streets of Chernobyl.

[@avaheih]

ChОrnobyl - not ChErnobyl !!!! Ukraine - not russia!!!! Remember this!

[@ЙонаМоусон]

@@avaheih Nobody cares

[@IgnatXerius]

I’m from Ukraine. The city of Pripyat was one of the most prosperous and fast-growing in the entire USSR. It was the city of future, the city of youth (average age of citizens was near to 28). Until the accident happened. Now it’s completely left (except some mad people, who still live here).

[@Изгой157]

They are not mad. They are just stalkers or poor elder people.

[@IgnatXerius]

@@Изгой157 if you go to infested land or live in it without electricity, you probably differ from usual people.

[@SterileNeutrino]

There is a french comic about taking a trip to Chernobyl, tourism-style, "Un été à Chernobyl". It's from the era before the new reactor cover. Quite good, also the author shits pants about radioactivity (being all "green" and everything)

[@apoptose1558]

That was Pripyat.

[@IgnatXerius]

@@apoptose1558 town Chernobyl also was totally depopulated. But you are right probably

[@micahhurst8986]

Drank a lot of beer today and passed out around 8 pm. Woke up around midnight with this playing halfway through and was freaking out. Forgot I put my ambient playlist on. JTook me a few moments to gather my composure. I was very young when Chernobyl went Big-Badda-Boom. It sadden me greatly. I remember the news here in the USA saying that the radiation ☢️ Could go around the world. With all the Nuclear bomb testing during my early life. It wouldn’t surprise me that I will die from Cancer, along with millions of others that were born during that time. Humans have so much great potential and cursed with so much stupidity. It’s a miracle we humans have made it this far on Earth. ☠️

[@TheGeekMonster]

This is brilliant! Captivating, unsettling, disgusting. Exactly what the disaster was. Love the sounds of things melting and bubbling, the distant rumbling, the soft beeping of alarms and gauges telling us something is very, very wrong.

[@AverageAlien]

it wasn't that bad tbh

[@Specimen_06]

Say sike rn alien man

[@DTHW115]

The first one in my opinion sounds the creepiest, especially at 1:37 that electric sound like from a generator with that beeping which sounds like an Alarm really gives the shivers Really nice tracks also overall

[@galinav.k.6517]

Person: what kind of music do you listen to? Me: it’s complicated...

[@moonsofix]

Me: dark, dreary, cosmic terror, radioactive, Billie Eilish. Typical stuff

[@thesymbiosis1444]

"you wouldnt understand"

[@RileyGoss]

Wow, how original.

[@galinav.k.6517]

​@@RileyGoss It's a meme...it's not supposed to be original

[@swolzer]

dark ambient

[@mdandrews]

Probably the only channel that can produce music that could get me to mute the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Soundtrack and put this on instead.

[@alyeska4226]

Forgoing the tragedy, Pripyat is one of my favorite places. The resilience of nature is astounding in the magnitude of serenity in the place. I didn't want to leave.

[@tacbore]

is it military controlled in 2021 or empty as always i am going to pay a visit in the coming years

[@completeshenaniganspets8901]

@@tacbore i know the guy from monster fish got permission to come to chernobyl

[@tunners]

@@tacbore You're allowed to visit Pripyat, but tours are pretty expensive, setting you back 99 USD per person at the cheapest

[@tacbore]

@@tunners i mean is it possible to just tour myself around the area or is it controlled?

[@raym3239]

@@tacbore I believe it is controlled due to the hazardous nature of the area and potential looting/scrapping that could take place if it was left unattended. I may be wrong though, I haven't done any recent research into this, I just recall it being the case a couple of years ago when I was planning a trip there.

[@DemonWarp65]

Old Woman: You know how old I am? Soldier: I don't know. Old. Old Woman: I'm 82. I've lived here my whole life. Right here, that house, this place. What do I care about ‘safe’? Soldier: I have a job. Don't cause trouble. Old Woman: Trouble? You're not the first soldier to stand here with a gun. When I was 12, the Revolution came. Tsar's men, then Bolsheviks. Boys like you marching in lines. They told us to leave. No. Then there was Stalin and his famine, the Holodomor. My parents died. Two of my sisters died. They told the rest of us to leave. No. Then the Great War. German boys, Russian boys. More soldiers, more famine, more bodies. My brothers never came home. But I stayed, and I'm still here. After all that I have seen... so I should leave now, because of something I cannot see at all? No.

[@bombomos]

One of the more powerful sceens

[@juanpablochaconvargas6919]

from where is it?, tell me pls

[@juanpablochaconvargas6919]

from where is it?

[@bombomos]

@@juanpablochaconvargas6919 the TV show Chernobyl. I think second to last episode? The scene were the soldier is trying to get the old woman to leave her house

[@Dreamdecipher-pj1nt]

👍👍👍

[@nikivalfi226]

Time to play S.T.A.L.K.E.R. again.

[@helpiamstuckonthismanshead3385]

The zone waits

[@NoobGuy418]

Good Times

[@Eigon2029]

Get out of here STALKER

[@leoprado1770]

exactly

[@deroutlaw3865]

I really believe, i will never see a game again which creates such an atmosphere...that's why old is mostly still gold

[@nicolashunter4131]

you can feel the rust,the coldness,the oblivion,you can feel Pripyat and Chernobyl in this music,absolutely beautiful

[@happymaskedguy1943]

'Evening by the Lake' is just superb. So evocative and stirring.

[@kashish9285]

perfect music score to describe the horrific events of Chernobyl. Listening to this on Repeat while working :)

[@Oneiriel]

This track is so dark and grimy. It feels like a sentient beast is becoming self-aware and rising to the surface..

[@dqwftdrdvcswx7247]

nice description

[@miketausig4205]

I’ve heard every single release by CC and this is likely one of the most imagery invoking of all. The aural sonics transport the listener to Chernobyl, and there is no doubt...that is the sound. The particles are on point in this recording. Another amazing release, on another level.

[@avaheih]

ChОrnobyl - not ChErnobyl !!!! Ukraine - not russia!!!! Remember this!

[@centaur9154]

You are dealing with something that has never happened before on this planet...

[@brendan5496]

Nothing on this planet has ever seen such radioactivity.

[@milesbailor5019]

meanwhile every extinction event ever: am i a joke to you

[@sirmount2636]

As far as we know. 👽

[@AverageAlien]

Wrong lol this planet has had uranium on it since the very beginning. Actually a possible way for our moons creation could've been a nuclear detonation within the crust

[@Herknungr]

Thank you for existing CryoChamber!

[@mattj.7756]

“You will not communicate to anyone about Chernobyl ever again. You will remain short of info to the world that when you finally do die, it will be exceedingly hard to know that you ever lived at all.” “And if I refuse?” “Why worry about something that isn’t going to happen?” “Heh...Why worry about something that isn’t going to happen...Oh, that’s perfect. They should put that on our money.”

[@carlostorrecillasmunoz4]

*whispering* cheeki breeki...

[@KidCorporate]

AH NU

[@sakirabbit900]

CHEEKI BREEKI IV DAMKE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@puddingsimon2626]

*muffeld cheeki breeki in the distance*

[@KrakeTube]

da

[@SterileNeutrino]

I like the Akira-style upwards-falling stuff over the striken RBMK - clearly something really ominous is going on.

[@StoneAngel123]

Great stuff! I actually have the Cryo Chamber symbol tattooed on the back of my neck! XD Keep up the good music guys!

[@cryochamberlabel]

That's wild, never expected that!

[@uvealkhan_0629]

“The arrogance of man is knowing nature is in their control, and not the other way around.” Even though that quote belongs to a cinematic universe filled with monsters the size of skyscrapers, this fits perfectly with the disaster at Chernobyl. No one, not even those with the will of the iron hammer and sickle, can foresee such a fate.

[@rodgomez4424]

"Our logic collapses in the subatomic level into ghosts and shadows..."

[@happymaskedguy1943]

Except humans ARE part of nature. The arrogance of man lies in his insistence that he is somehow 'super'natural, that he is above it, or separate from it. If we are natural, then by definition everything that we do must also be considered natural -- including nuclear weapons, pollution, and everything else we plague this planet with. We have become a pest species.

[@sirmount2636]

Andrew Wood We’re supernatural.

[@AverageAlien]

Actually anyone could foresee such a fate, because this reactor was built by soviet incompetence

[@hanna-liminal]

almost as if the first and most emblematic of these giant destructive monsters is a direct metaphor for nuclear weaponry... almost. (the kaiju video by overly sarcastic productions gives a very good breakdown of this!)

[@TheDystopianAmbianceProject]

I feel this music can fill you with fear and anxiety, but at the same time with respect and silence.

[@lead9754]

Man, this fits STALKER too well. I know it's most likely not related, but seriously, amazing job. I've loved your music for years.

[@wolfhauzer3178]

5:33- 11:45 that track was giving me fallout 4 vibes, "you see everything gone before your eyes and all thats left is a dead wastland"

[@ianmcc06]

Was very, very excited to see this pop up in the feed. Cheers guys!

[@tbalciunas333]

Dyatlov : A few more moments and it will all be over AZ-5 : HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@HistoryforThinkers]

The moving background art makes it for me. Nice job!

[@prototypelex-g7838]

Amazing. I love you Cryo Chamber. Thanks for existing.

[@AurelionSass]

"Some people tell tales of singing pipes." "They say if you listen close, you can still hear whispers of the poor souls who were unlucky enough to be here when it happened."

[@lizzyred3677]

Metro is one of my all time favorite games

[@peterscasny2803]

Is that quote by Khan from metro?

[@GetBackHereMutie]

@@peterscasny2803 It is from Bourbon.

[@peterscasny2803]

@@GetBackHereMutie I thought Bourbon died from the pipe ghosts and Khan explained it to Artyom when he saved him. (Talking about book rn.)

[@GetBackHereMutie]

@@peterscasny2803 Oh, I see. I just rechecked, and in the game, Bourbon talks about the singing pipes, but dismisses them. No clue about the book.

[@bulletz9280]

The reverse black rain effect makes the NPP appear as though it is disintegrating from reality. Perhaps the noosphere is reclaiming what was taken from it... maybe it turns out you can only influence reality for a short time, but eventually it snaps back like an elastic. One day when we wake up we'll all be back where we were before, with the zone erased from existence.

[@metalmaria26]

"Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later, that debt is paid."

[@mikaylaedelstein1115]

I was listening to this at work and something made me really stressed... however, the music kept me calm and collected. Thank you so much 🖤

[@Aphexx1]

Очень хороший трек. Очень хорошо передаёт ту атмосферу тех лет. На фоне слышно старое радио... Где то за окном поют птицы... Очень жаль что тот старый Чернобыль не вернуть

[@noted4]

Ностальгия

[@Alaskakaksususjsusjsusjzj]

А ведь в основе стоят реальные человеческие жизни, не игры, не мемы, а люди.

[@emiliospowerballer1441]

This mix is just amazing, as matter fact, just as amazing as the comment section, keep them coming with those great mixes Cryo, i trully adore your work

[@karamiddleton2920]

This is my #1 favorite Cryo Chamber video. Fantastic!

[@kevindenis9551]

It’s seriously scary to think of what happened there. God help us if nuclear war broke out. I hope this place serves as a grim reminder to keep such a nightmare from coming to pass. May those people be forever blessed in the next world. 😥

[@peterwolf8395]

It will happen and humanity will survive nujes dont irradiate that hard nor can they glass the planet we can currently whipe any 100k city of the planet so end for civilasation but we will survive .

[@Studiosmediamilk]

I love writing listening to your music, it inspire me at fights, character's awful dark dreams, hunts, clue seekers and more... really, really amazing. Great job dude.

[@texasrattlesnake31637]

Awesome soundtrack bro'! Definitely the best Documentary Drama Mini-Series ever!

[@victorwasright8382]

it's strange how the worst of disasters can inspire such good tracks.

[@a.f2615]

This is shit , stalker ambient is more good

[@floreamutu2665]

/still listen , truly unique ambient album kzbin.info/www/bejne/eafKea2EfbiFhdE

[@dunkelheit999]

very nice, love the dystopic industrial atmosphere, this one will do to listen while playing fallen earth.

[@ginopacini4999]

I was awaiting for this since the HBO series was released. Many thanks Cryo Chamber

[@blackninja9400]

fxck hbo propaganda bullshit

[@alekseyromanov2322]

@@blackninja9400 totally agree with you, bro! sup from friendly ukraine!

[@peterphoenix6471]

@@blackninja9400 why?

[@blackninja9400]

@@peterphoenix6471 FUCK THE SYSTEM!

[@robertjones6393]

These are the most important 57:20 minutes of your lives. Commit this track to memory, then do your job and subscribe.

[@christianblair8663]

Evening by the Lake reminds me a lot of the original Chernobyl soundtrack. I love this channel. Best music label.

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

Quite good! Can't believe I haven't heard this before, as I listen to hours of this stuff and seek it out. Especially like the use of non-musical tones, including odd, distant sounds and FX. I grow a bit weary of thick dissonant drone chords that cover so much dark ambient in the last several years.

[@Herknungr]

Stalker: shadow of chernobyl! Shall listen to this while playing it!

[@Herknungr]

@@BleakFufel Well I do agree that's awesome too!

[@SferyMoudrosti]

[@ЕвгенийМихайлов-я6н9е]

@GM Steelhaven Ты бы ещё консервных банок насобирал

[@AceKitties]

Try Call of Chernobyl, Its a standalone or Expandsion sandbox, mixing all Stalker games in a sandbox, You can pick factions characters and live a normal day like any stalker. Its' a sandbox, that you can enable, Story modes. Or Azaziel demon mode, which when you die, You'll take some other random stalker or npc Live possesse em, out in the zone. and yes, It has quests it may be a sandbox but has npc given quests and events, Really cool, Give it a try.

[@820-t3q]

This channel is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for this! I have been listening for weeks to S.T.A.K.E.R.'s OST and Chernobyl themed drone tracks, as I recently finished the game and also the TV series published by HBO. Now it's time for a Cryo Chamber ambient mix about Chernobyl! Thankkk you!!!

[@christophercamano8134]

I keep coming back to this mix. The sounds and atmosphere are truly one with the visual (and historical context). Thank you again and again, CryoChamber.

[@7ilvs]

Great job sir, very atmospheric, loving these!

[@congregationofashes]

Cryo Chamber: *releases Chernobyl themed compilation* Me, who worked on the Chernobyl dark ambient EP to release with the same album art: *Surprised Pikachu meme* Good mix tho

[@karamiddleton2920]

Where is this dark ambient Chernobyl EP? Seriously, I'm interested.

[@congregationofashes]

@@karamiddleton2920 It's not as good as anything from Cryo Chamber. Tbh I kinda want to delete my work from the Internet but while it's still there you can listen to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/inOreHiFaNGnsM0 On bandcamp you can download it for free if you like it: congregation-of-ashes.bandcamp.com/album/concrete-sarcophagus I forgot to mention that I changed album art so it's not the same photo.

[@karamiddleton2920]

@@congregationofashes Thanks, I subscribed!

[@congregationofashes]

@@karamiddleton2920 Thank you very much

[@karamiddleton2920]

@@congregationofashes I really hope you don't delete your work from the internet! You deserve more subscribers, seriously!

[@Deny534]

Спасибо 🙏 большое, за прекрасные эмбиенты. Заставка просто супер 👍. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍☣️☢️☣️☢️☣️☢️☣️☢️☣️☢️☣️☢️☣️☢️☣️

[@agaiths1221]

Golly, you're the best! No, but seriously no other channel on yt collects such quality ambience into its videos... Sub

[@jr8828]

Шикарный канал, моё почтение. Gorgeous channel, my respect.

[@C79I]

My father was there! When he got home, his ID was wrapped in 1 cm thickness foil.

[@rynuky]

Is it weird that this actually helped me sleep?

[@miketausig4205]

tahdah -x I fall asleep to Cryo every night.

[@andrewcarlreina3979]

no not at all. i too do listen to music like this when i either relax or just sleep.

[@adampierce7468]

Nope. This actually helps me sleep. The nightmares are of my own making.

[@nickduracell4364]

Stalker... The name, the game, the atmosphere. I also listen to this while reading the Metro books...

[@Sakebi81]

Genialne! Idealnie pasuje do klimatu, jaki panuje w Czarnobylu! 👍

[@errateksines9103]

This is amazing cant believe its only now I am discovering this.... find the whole Chernobyl story fascinating and love the STALKER series... keep up the good work guys!!!

[@СергейСвешников-у6ъ]

Легендарная подборка, спасибо Вам за офигенный проект!

[@setheldridge329]

Winter Restlessness by Mount Shrine really evokes a sense of loneliness that does wonders on this Cryo Chamber mix. RIP Mount Shrine.

[@KittenMau5]

this is soo good. listening to it while playing STALKER IS FANTASTIC

[@ЕвгенийМельник-щ6в]

Much better than new STALKER 2 OST's.

[@MonolithFanatic]

“50,000 people used to live here, now it’s a ghost town.”

[@colincarr2052]

This is our time to shine.

[@davidalbrecht6507]

7:58 - Wonderfully evocative - thank you!

[@foundationgamer9771]

It would be safe to say that this is one of the best ambience tracks In the world. This is a reference to when Boris commented on a roof floor designated Masha in HBO's Chernobyl that probably everyone in this comment section knows about.

[@Hadfield15]

IIRC, two of those men (including Boris if I'm not mistaken) are still alive to this day

[@foundationgamer9771]

@@Hadfield15 Both Boris and Legasov are dead

[@eujeno]

Such a great stuff you do Cryo. Favorite game, favorite musical genre. No longer listen to 99% of contemporary shitty music without any sence and without any atmosphere. No words can express those feelings of hope or hopelessness in which can immerses this type of music or other good instrumental. Keep it up, Atrium!>

[@hoxseptem4073]

Ivan, it is time to go closer. 'Pripyat?' No. 'Don't tell me...' Yes, we're going back to that thing. 'No, not the wish granter.' One final wish from the heart of Chernobyl is all I require.

[@ecst4se]

awesome animation it gives me these radiation vibes

[@innsj6369]

In the beginning song, you start to hear this high-pitched, resonant hum. It slowly approaches, hangs there for a while, then disappears. The thing that comes to mind is some imaginary film scene involving Chernobyl explorer. He is walking around the corridors when he turns a corner and sees a strange-looking pile of material. It looks like a lump of spilled cement filled with rubble. The resonant humming starts, only audible to the viewer. He approaches it and stands next to it. The humming gets much louder. It looks grey-ish, but has lots of different shades of black or white inside it. He reaches his hand out, it's warm to the touch. He grabs his knife and tries to take a sample of it, but finds that it cannot even be scratched. He stands back and steadies his camera to focus onto it. The humming gets a bit quieter. When he looks into the viewfinder, he sees white snow flickering across the camera, like TV static. He takes one picture, then promptly leaves to the next room. The humming gets much quieter and eventually disappears.

[@kordelshorgar122]

awesome, i really like the effect of the ashes

[@kittyzapp]

Its a fabulous arrangement placed together.

[@isenbull2242]

Біля "Скадовська" така ж атмосфера. Чорнобиль ще в війну був поганим місцем, а зараз зовсім мертве.

[@Tokito935]

Perfect to explore vault 23

[@Cybernaut551]

This is truly chilling but braves my heart.

[@valerija.legasov548]

Impresive, amazing, creepy! Great work, friend! Greetings from Czech republic, comrades....

[@aloysiuspendergast7221]

great mix, keep making more!

[@AmbientAlcove]

This is absolutely horrifying, which is beautiful. My favourite mix so far.

[@oozzkansas1163]

this is so goood! Thanks for uploading!

[@emaxtror4146]

Dios, gracias por esto Cryo chamber, greetings from Venezuela !!!

[@DJLABYRINTH74]

It makes a great sense, interrrupting such a FANTASTIC mix with ads for flatulence, at least here in Italy :-( .......

[@cryochamberlabel]

Updated it without midroll ads, youtube keeps enabling them on our older videos...

[@daniellewis8883]

'With Iron Cthulhu Apocalypse & Cryo Chamber, I enter a fantasy realm where my imagination runs riot. My subconscious is driven into a new world one cannot fathom.' - D.L. Lewis

[@LeBori]

This mix is Insane !

[@hipgnosis5208]

Damn. I might have to listen to this while I play S.T.A.L.K.E.R Call of Misery.

[@Clientchuk]

It's been a year since I listen to this compilation when I go to sleep. And Wordclock - When Indecision Strikes is when I fall into oblivion. It's so beautiful and mesmerizing.

[@lesliesnow3791]

That moment when this soundtrack is your lullaby.

[@baronvonpenguin6112]

best mix yet

[@tea_ism4453]

i was listening to this while reading lord of the flies and holy crap its creeped me out considering it was 11 PM at night

[@giuseppeianovale2849]

Tanto onore a quelle persone che hanno dato la vita x arginare i danni causati da quelle da persone senza anima e senza cuore che hanno insabbiato e causato x incompetenza senza dire la verità questo mega disastro Avranno sempre un posto nel mio cuore questi eroi

[@giuseppeianovale2849]

Fossero stati italiani (e sono italiano) le radiazioni avrebbero raggiunto l africa Garantito

[@leoprado1770]

chernobyl was a big disaster in human history but we have managed to keep our heads up and thrive that is what makes us humans amazing

[@dimpletoadfoot8631]

This is so good! So visual and disturbing

[@Alaskakaksususjsusjsusjzj]

Liquidators. Very sorry for them. It was a good city, but what happened, happened.

[@anonymousehacker7366]

Радіоактивність - це більша заборона на в'їзд

[@JackGraham01]

I keep coming back to this video, I don’t know why. It’s very mystifying and intriguing.

[@reaganguillory4969]

The bubbling noises make it so disturbing yet so great