Destiny: Rise of Iron - Sepiks Redux | Reacting To Video Game Music!

[@friedpk37]

Fun fact about this song: this is actually a fan made remix someone made when the game first released, Bungie actually used it in the game officially in the Rise of Iron DLC

[@Shad0wReaper133]

I remember running the Sepiks Prime strike for the first time and being elated at the surprise that this cover was used officially for it.

[@Shinransa]

And now it plays in Destiny 2's Devil's Lair Nightfall Strike, I am so happy it's back, only downside being you need to wait for it to end up in the Nightfall rotation. We need more metal remixes or just remixes to make it into the game for the more difficult versions of activities.

[@Sweatopod98]

Wow it make sense, when I first heard it I thought was cool but a bit unusual from Destiny's ost back then, and the mixing sounded a bit "homemade" to me

[@Aj-py8en]

technically it's not the same cover, but bungie brought the guy in to record the official track

[@retronax4346]

"someone" aka fucking misha mansoor, of fucking periphery

[@jacobdean35]

I think it's kind of funny that you mention that the mixing for the song sounded very professional. That might be because this song is a cover done by Misha Mansoor from the band Periphery. He was a pretty big fan of Destiny back when he made it, and Bungie added it to the game in the Rise of Iron DLC.

[@MarioRodriguez-sf7ig]

this was composed by Misha Mansoor of Periphery as a fan made mix and Bungie was so blown by it that they put it in the game.

[@proudlarry8225]

4:25 "That lead guitar sounds like it's _soaring_ " Well, it is a flying boss that you're fighting on a drydock scaffolding for golden age spaceships so you can get some footing near its altitude...

[@mulethebule8693]

Deep Stone Lullaby is an easy recommend. It's very different from Sepiks Redux but is one of Destiny's most beautiful tracks

[@yanribeiro7108]

Before this video begins, I would just like to say: Your channel is great. I really like when people react to videogame music and you're the one who does it the most consistently. I know it's rare for you to listen to songs recommended through a comment, but "The unsung war" from ace combat 5 is truly amazing, and I'd recommend it.

[@covier7191]

Well you asked, and we're happy to offer! Destiny: Rise of Iron OST - Siege Engine (channel is Promethean, Archival Mind)

[@Carrrotman]

If you are getting in to Destiny, then I'd recommend from Destiny 1 the theme of Aksis, Archon Prime if you want more rock, and for some more epic music Regicide would be a good pick. From Destiny 2 there's many to pick from, but I think all of the Last Wish raid songs are really good (abomination, watchtower, Riven of a thousand voices, shell of what was). The expansion where the raid played a big role in was the thing that pretty much revived the whole franchise, so these might be a bit more personal to me but they do still slap, Watchtower being my favorite one in all of Destiny.

[@romo_lampkin]

Riven of a Thousand Voices and this are tied for the top two Destiny songs IMO

[@Mr.Happy777]

Once Upon a Time in the Reef is a banger as well

[@notapeopleperson9390]

Bow to no one is great

[@Shinransa]

These two game have so many different styles in it's OST, the Garden of Salvation raid OST in D2 is something special but then you've got something completely different for D1's King's Fall or even The Leviathan raid and raid lairs, every expansion brings something completely different and every enemy faction has their own vibe to their theme songs. The Last Wish raid also has amazing tracks but really every raid in the franchise's history has amazing music, and that's without mentioning strikes or story missions that also have great music sometimes.

[@landongeddes3240]

a lot of the destiny soundtrack is as you described, more orchestral/theatric-like, this one kinda stands out a bit so all that means is you gotta listen to some more from destiny! I feel like the quintessential one for Destiny 2 is Journey, again though it's pretty different from that guitar one I'm more partial to from D2 is Shell of What Was, which is more metal-guitary like this but still pretty different from D1 I gotta recommend The Last Array, kinda starts slow but really gets going and just sounds super good back to D2, there's two tracks I wanna recommend from the same activity but both very different feels: Deep Stone Lullaby and Look Within im sure more will be recommended but... the secret is, Destiny doesn't have a single bad track! i just feel like these have good showcasing ability

[@yodafani]

completely agree with Journey. it's a shame that new players wont experience the beginning the same way like us with the Red War

[@Drew9140]

Indeed, it’s a shame

[@romo_lampkin]

This song goes harder every time you listen to it. I'll never forget the day I played the Sepiks Perfected strike-- a nice run-through of the original strike, but a bit harder and with the Splicer Fallen's red all over it. But then, the boss fight-- the music kicks in and it's a badass remix of the original orchestral version, and I'm so fucking pumped. Running around, trying not to die, killing adds, and the DUN DUN DUN dun DUNNUHNUHNUH comes in... fuuuck

[@JessesAuditorium]

Song mentioned in this video; Born Of Osiris - Machine kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX3Hnapqa7eob6s

[@PinkFluffyAlex]

Another Destiny song I recommend would be the fight theme of Riven, from the Last Wish raid. That song is great and terrifying, befitting a massive arcane dragon that towers over you.

[@SaltykovAlexandr-y5n]

Really enjoyed your reaction

[@Eclipse4589]

I’d reccomend Eyes up (or aksis theme), journey, The first disciple, heretical omen, deep stone lullaby and athansia personally but there are so many good ones to choose from you could pick basically any track and get a banger

[@terribletimes902]

You’re spot on about the game generally being quite orchestral. But they do experiment a lot. The original version of this song was orchestral, then they used this fan made rendition for Rise of Iron DLC because the soundtrack to that was very Metal

[@corrosive3684]

Just throwing this out there, though the question was probably answered already. Yes, the theme Sepiks Redux is boss music for a boss fight at the end of a PvE mission. The game also has raids and dungeons (6 player and 3 player more challenging PvE activities) with multiple bosses, some of which have amazing music. Many people have mentioned Deep Stone Lullaby from Destiny 2 already and I'd definitely recommend that one as well. From the same raid there's also Look Within, the final boss music. I'd recommend giving that one a try too when you have time. If I were to list all the stuff to check out from the game I'd be here writing this comment all day, so I think I'll leave it at that. Love the stuff you do here on the channel, keep being awesome man.

[@johnpaulbeerer1145]

I HIGHLY recommend listening to more Destiny music. Some music is somewhat the same cliché "blend into the background stuff", but some songs are just incredibly heavy and mixed amazingly.

[@spotshep2270]

So happy to see some Destiny on here! This was a good track to pick! I want to throw my voice with the others saying Deep Stone Lullaby and Journey from Destiny 2. From Destiny 1, I recommend Bow to No One.

[@MilanTehVillain]

Misha Mansoor's done some other video game tracks as well such as; - "Breaking the Covenant" & "Follow in Flight" from Halo 2: Anniversary (replacing "Blow Me Away" & "Follow" by Breaking Benjamin & Incubus, respectively. But only on the modern graphics). - "For Mankind", the end credits music of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. As for other Destiny track recommendations? Let's see.... I'll do one for every 'year'/major expansion/DLC of the franchise, get a good mix of conventional & obscure. - "Guardian" - Destiny 1. - "Deathsinger Dirge" - Destiny: The Taken King. - "Siege Engine" - Destiny: Rise of Iron. - "Nessus" - Destiny 2. - "Tangled Shore" - Destiny 2: Forsaken. - "The Sanctified Mind" - Destiny 2: Shadowkeep. - "Resistance" - Destiny 2: Beyond Light. - "Lepidopterophobia" - Destiny 2: The Witch Queen.

[@hlonghi]

Destiny 2 is my guilty pleasure game. Everytime I'm not in a good mood or feeling anxious, I hop in into Destiny and shoot some aliens in the face. Bungie's gunplay is legendary. Something about their space magic guns are so satisfying it's hard to explain. As for my favorite songs from the franchise, I would like to nominate: "Journey" ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5WafnSCoqufmpo ) live version, maybe good for some future reaction *wink wink* "Deep Stone Lullaby" ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3Ose3mKhbWjY5o ) this one will probably surprise a lot of people. It's such a masterpiece. As for the "Halo Clone", well, it was made by Bungie, the original developer behind Halo.

[@vahlok1426]

So, yeah, Destiny music is kick ass all around. This, The Union, End of the Line, The Last Array, Be Brave, Towerfall, etc. The list is endless in terms of awesome Destiny tracks.

[@Alan-nf5pu]

just realized with the comments the Misha Mansoor fact, niiiiice

[@add8chicken]

Yo we gettin some Destiny music before Witch Queen drops on tuesday! Also for Destiny music i’d recommend Deep Stone Lullaby or the Grasp of Avarice dungeon theme 👍

[@gaborrero1]

OH if ya want more destiny 1 OST i highly recommend "Cabal Stomp". Really amazing theme for the enemy faction, which is the nation of warmongering rhinos

[@GhostCakes23]

Please reach to more! Eyes up, The first disciple, deep stone lullaby, and so many more

[@TK-421_66]

I also recommend the Deep Stone Lullaby. It’s pretty amazing

[@baisansebastian3358]

For some more absolutely godly Destiny 2 Music that's a little more on the classical side, try out 'The Fanatic' (Phase 1 AND 2), Dust Giants Redux, or even Sanctified Mind for something really EDM-y. And Journey, Replicate, Deep Stone Lullaby, Athanasia+Security mix...yea, the list is long.

[@papsi89]

very interesting to see your reaction to a song from destiny. If you're curious I'd definitely recommend checking it out, especially since the base game for Destiny 2 is free to play, so you'll be able to get an idea of how the game plays. but a quick overview, is that it's an online FPS that utilized mmo style elements. so while you're playing the game and roaming around, you can regularly run into other players throughout the game. and when you play certain activities, it will team you up with other players for various missions, and activities. while I wouldn't really call it a halo clone, I'd more call it what halo may have looked like as an mmo. it contains "strike" missions, which are replayable missions in the game, as well as story missions, and the big draw activities being the raids, which are large missions, kind of what you'd find in an mmo, but designed for a 6 player team, though not as complex or long as something like a WoW raid, as it has to be designed to accommodate FPS gameplay. I think some of destiny's best music comes from the raids as well. the song you listened to is a song from one of the many boss fights in the game. the name Repiks Redux, is in relation to the boss. the boss is named Sepiks Perfected. it's a boss that was rebuilt from a previous boss named Sepiks Prime. so it's pretty much Sepiks 2.0 if you wanna look at it that way. in short, Sepiks Prime is the original boss, we destroy it, it get's rebuilt, and is now Sepiks Perfected. but finally, I'd say my personal favorite song would be the music for a raid boss name Atraks-1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXe5mZd-qq1kj6s if you ever decide to give the game a shot, just let me know, I'll be glad to hop into a game with you :)

[@methos4866]

Deep Stone Lullaby is a great track you could react to from Destiny 2.

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

It's still soooo epic how this song builds up!

[@yodafani]

lets gooo. my 2nd favorite piece from destiny. would recommend listening to Journey from Destiny 2. its absolutely beautiful

[@parkeryancey7512]

Another good one in this style is Dust Giants Redux from D2! A completely different recommendation is the song Exposed by Pathways such an incredible song

[@Shavaaa]

All of destiny's music is fantastic, if you have time I would recommend the video game music collective's orchestra performance of ''journey''

[@supercato9613]

I found it weird that you didn't understand the title, but I guess I can understand. Sepiks is the name of the boss (first known as Sepiks Prime, and iirc the one in the thumbnail is called Sepiks Perfected), and for "redux", I don't exactly know what the term means but I've seen it quite a few times

[@Little_Rhino47]

90% of deaths in this boss fight are because we are jamming to this music and die :D

[@DonMontoya721]

if you ever do more destiny music I strongly recommend checking out Destiny 2: Forsaken - track 02 - The fanatic. Theres so much going on in that song and it doesnt really get the recognition it deserves, when people always talk about some of the best game best ost's they always for some reason leave this masterpiece of a song behind but it's always my top 1

[@jsomebadmemeh833]

Please hit some more Destiny and Destiny 2 tracks, it has a super diverse and overall sick collection. I'd super recommend Shell of What Was, or maybe Look Within or the Proving Grounds Boss Theme?

[@panzerkampfwagen8439]

I'm gonna really recommend Journey from the original game soundtrack and Deep Stone Lullaby from the Beyond Light DLC

[@BetaManicCommand]

If you want more Destiny music, I'd request you to listen to "Fallen S.A.B.E.R" from its expansion, The Taken King. This one plays during the last section of a dungeon where you fight a boss. Also it sounds super heroic.

[@Trakan1]

For other Destiny tracks, check out the Aksis theme or The Last Array.

[@comandantegrimes9549]

my one and only recommendation from Destiny besides the lullaby will be The First Disciple. Pure final boss fight energy

[@EzGamerx]

The destiny games have fantastic music

[@CrimsonSteelMoonTheWolf64]

I'd love to see you react to "End of the Line". It's a track from Destiny 1. Think you'd like it

[@TheMajesticMrL]

Alright now you have to do Eyes Up (please I am literally begging)

[@Flustershy]

If you will be doing more destiny 2 music, ''Once upon a time in the reef'' is something you would like I'm certain.

[@AdrianG23228]

I require more Destiny osts

[@Drew9140]

Same

[@Zelisius]

Should check out Deep Stone Lullaby from destiny 2. It's a lot different from this, but probably my favorite piece of music from the game.

[@Crugy]

I hope you check out journey from destiny 2 as well its not rock but it definitely hits the feels

[@livewire2534]

Both this and the original Sepiks Prime OST feel incomplete without the various servitor noises he makes!

[@Ui_Raizen]

Can you react to “forsaken” from destiny 2 forsaken

[@aeternusvotum]

This was so good. Just so very very good.

[@Aj-py8en]

If you want more good tracks from Destiny I recommend Dust Giants Redux, Heretical Omen, Athanasia, Deep Stone Lullaby, Riven of a Thousand Voices, and The Sanctified Mind. Those are my personal favorite tracks and they give a pretty good range for the music Destiny has to offer.

[@the_nap_king]

Gives me Warthog Run vibes. And considering Bungie made both Halo and D2

[@angelogallegos9852]

Yo another amazing piece of music from destiny is dust giants which sounds similar but no metal sadly, another piece is journey from destiny 2 which is also great

[@phantomkor]

I would also recommend you check out the Dust Giants Redux

[@imagoloop3272]

Rise of iron is also a DLC to destiny and it’s called redux because it’s based off of the original soundtrack

[@imagoloop3272]

YAY YOU DID IT!!!!

[@stealthhunter6998]

More destiny songs! Once the destiny music archive is back up and running by Prometheun Archival Mind since the music archive was purged by someone posing themselves as Bungie and striking the whole channel.

[@stealthhunter6998]

U should listen to another song from the same mission called "End of the Line".

[@imagoloop3272]

Fun fact: the original person who made this song wasn’t from Bungie it was a random person that remixed the original Sepiks Prime soundtrack to what you just listened to (Sepiks redux)

[@riceboyy__]

Sorry I’m so late BUT If you like this song THEN I HIGHLY suggest “dust giants redux” in destiny 2’s soundtrack

[@XGamer2021]

I have one destiny OST moon: temple of crota theme

[@surki2080]

More destiny! Its so good

[@rezahydra]

So, I actually have a story with Destiny. Fell in love with it at Launch, even got the Hawkmoon, Gjallarhorn and Vex Mythoclast in my first run of Vault of Glass which I was kicked right as Atheon died and the loot popped everywhere for not having any exotics. Dropped right at the end of base and into Crota's stuff which just... was not fun for me anymore. Revisited during the latter half of The Taken King and it had the same reason I fell in love with the game to boot. However no expansion or even D2 has ever captured half of why I love The Taken King. Even now, D2 strays even farther away from why. But Rise of Iron, despite being worse in most ways for me, I still very much agreed the music was sick for. And if you ask me, this is one of the MEDIOCRE tracks in Destiny 1, as someone who loves D1 to death. Rise of Iron still has a particular banger in the raid to surpass this. Speaking of, very metal name for that raid. Wrath of the Machine.

[@yellowrain3747]

react to reimu hakurei theme

[@vyst8132]

Destiny is from the same devs as halo, but not even close to a halo clone.

[@surki2080]

More destiny! Its so good

[@surki2080]

More destiny! Its so good