east hastings-godspeed you black emperor

[@TheProphegy]

I love how midway through the song it changes up to a depressing melody and gets more violent and speeds up.

[@pktheprv]

28 days later got me this deeply amazing piece of music... so much fear, unrest, progression of emotions to aggression... Sheer artistic brilliance!

[@temujinusa7517]

>music that plays when all the chocolate milk cows die

[@StudioErsatz]

One of those songs for the end of the world

[@hanielulises841]

Huh

[@lucathurlow1439]

Pantarinto Matrixio it’s in a film called 28 days later, classic zombie film in Britain

[@emilkubie]

Especially when the NWO is up to no good as of today.

[@westont98]

Playing Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare and slowly walking through Armadillo, abandoned, extremely cloudy and overcast and just taking in the loneliness. So atmospheric...

[@emilkubie]

My god we need undead nightmare ll.

[@zertkufeer6329]

It calms all of my emotions.

[@EloyK]

Same here

[@elijahownsall]

The lack of 28 days later comments is utterly appalling.. amazing song, amazing movie, CONVERSE!

[@mrconfusion87]

I love the "28... Later" series! I am still hoping Danny Boyle brings forth "Months"! And the way he used this song in "Days" was so perfect for the scenes where Jim discovered London to be empty!

[@Booyaka9000]

@@mrconfusion87 28 Weeks later sucked after the intro-- just poorly written characters doing dumb things. I mean, dumb stuff like Rose Byrne (love Rose Byrne!) being a Major in the army, yet pretty much not knowing how a gun works. The helicopter using it's rotor to mow a small group of infected as it levitates along the ground instead of crashing and burning. That intro, was brilliant!! The rest? Just garbage. It's probably for the best that 28 months later is stuck in development hell.

[@siricus]

It's ten minutes of a guy walking through an abandoned, post-apocalyptic London. It's amazing because instead of using a computer, they actually went and shot in the early hours of the morning for 5 minutes every day, and got all these amazing shots of one of the biggest cities in the world, completely empty. Then this song creeps up on you and makes it even better.

[@EvanWinchester-o4f]

You still alive?

[@oooip953]

One of my favourite songs and best music that my ears ever heard !!

[@JDubbs1190]

If not for 28 Days Later, I don't think I ever would have discovered this band. They rooockkk!

[@xarisnik9589]

Υπέροχο 10η εντολη και μαυρα μεσάνυχτα μου θυμιζει

[@Rob712]

Wasnt this song in 28 days later when Jim was looking for people in London.

[@mustachopistacho]

Yep!Great movie and great track

[@imposterblockade1826]

Rob ya omg bro i was about to just pass this song i was 2 mins in thank u I've been looking for the 28 days later song since like a couple months ago

[@undercover5238]

@@mustachopistacho hell Yeah

[@sliceofchocolate1818]

Exactly Am coming from this movie

[@siricus]

The part of 28 Days Later that this song plays under is some of the most beautiful filmmaking I've ever seen.

[@TheProphegy]

The last 4 minutes of the song are just pure perfection.

[@B33D13Z]

My friend played me this song whilst I was high and we just sat there in silence and appreciated it to the end. It was a fantastic experience. And I just felt so euphoric with shivers down my spine the whole time. I just found it again now, after hearing it for the first time about a month ago. Upon hearing the guitar riff that comes in at 0:17 I got major goosebumps. A fantastic musical journey.

[@mali.r32]

are you alive?

[@mmbris]

I've *accidentally* been to East Hastings, it serves it well. I've also seen 28 Days Later, it serves IT well, as well.

[@ForeverMyImagination]

Kinda reminds me of The Last Of Us

[@TheProphegy]

This is seriously one of the greatest pieces of music I've ever heard. It never gets old.

[@merchan5967]

AMAZING SONG!!! perfect in every aspect, from the catchy riff to the heavy outro. one of favorite songs ever.

[@Eggzzies]

im listening to this song always when i do my assignments while i do it this music makin me rage and running

[@Zombiebutterflies1]

One website I play does zombies for Valentines day. Time to watch everyone's avatars turn into rotting zombies. Soon the feeding shall begin. Listening to this awesome music for this.

[@sanpanta7486]

Zombiebutterflies1 what's the website calleu

[@sanpanta7486]

Zombiebutterflies1 called

[@gamerboy448]

4:08 that part

[@DraconianLover]

All of Slow Riot still makes me want to weep, after all these years. Such an amazing band.

[@Kafudinahpah]

this song. it gives me chills. the build up is incredible. amazing. thank god for 28 days later. the greatest zombie movie ever.

[@spikespace]

28 Days Later blew me away!!!

[@stratocaster1986able]

da da da da da...................da da da da

[@leeleeisgay]

If you know anything about the part of Vancouver this song is named for, you'd know it's appropriately sad.

[@kelebeksky]

+Leelee mmmm interesting! anything particular about east hastings?

[@LMW87MMA]

+kelebeksky it's a small concentration of addiction and homelessness surrounded by one of the wealthiest/most extravagant cities in the world

[@MamaPickles]

Been there. This song fits perfectly. I remember being a little boy and seeing many girls my age smoking at a stop light while hanging with an older man. Now that I look back I believe those were child prostitutes...

[@wesleyjc80]

First time i heard this piece was on a video about Six Flags New Orleans. It was a tour of the theme park after Hurricane Katrina. Still creepy to hear this.

[@WeShallNeverStop]

I reckon some of the wises people are here, saying stuff that really makes you think. Amazing what music is capable of doing, I love it.

[@deltaforceairsofting4342]

man they should play this in the walking dead

[@sgrimes6320]

Omg yess

[@Booyaka9000]

Using a quality song in such a bargain basement series is like putting lipstick on a pig.

[@MaybeGodwillsaveMe]

They'd never let that happen. It was hard enough for Boyle to get it for 28 Days Later

[@meowpurpussypaws5252]

depression

[@Sapiossss]

That song really squeezed my heart.. And the last picture made me feel that tihs is gonna be my end..

[@KnightoftheTempleII]

...Makes you think of the old times, off what you have done, what you could have done differently... ...makes you think if you had not been there if something would have been different... ...makes you think deep till you reach the roots of your heart and the things you feel...

[@DarkApostleMatt]

Good stuff. Does anyone else have deep thoughts while listening to post rock? Thoughts about life, beauty, the world...things that you can't find time to think about till you turn up the volume and open up your mind. I sit listening to song after song, my mind traveling from one idea or thought to the next over and over and over...I enjoy these moments of clarity for my horizons have expanded and the burden that is life feels somewhat lighter. Good stuff.

[@BlastinRope]

nope i just think about boobs and fire

[@hxcvocalist]

5:35 to 5:47 is my favorite moment.

[@1horndogg1]

its really good to listen to different music than just the radio or mtv stuff all the time.!!

[@simonconran111]

the last 3 movements in this song are perfect. P E R F C T

[@Titoichi1986]

The vocalized parts at 04:06 I love when songs do that

[@windows2785]

They sound like lost, lost souls.

[@danielrm7064]

Por fin encontré mi música favorita de la película de exterminio llevaba 2 años sin encontrana y por fin la aye :D

[@obliviousmode575]

During my last 2 years of high school I was taking photography and journalism. I took a lot of pictures for the yearbooks. One of my classmates was a Marachi student. He always had his acoustic guitar with him in class. He would strum slow marachi melodies. I wish I could play the guitar but had no talent. One day I had to take pictures for the Marachi Club. I remember going into the classroom. I announced myself to the teacher. She told me to give her a moment. I remember seeing the instruments lined up. I walked up to them. Took a few pictures of the instruments. I then walked to the guitars I ran my fingers over the strings of the guitars. The teacher heard this then asked if I played. I said sadly no. If I was able to play I would have played the part at 6:15. I knew why the teacher was asking about playing they were short a player. She probably wouldn’t have let me walk out after taking pictures of the class. Lol

[@mayorsoffice]

This song is 8 minutes of straight build up.. When I first ssaw 28 days later I fell in love with this song as the theme 2 years after seeing that movie my friend shows me the band And so I watch you from afar (check them out) and I fall in love with post rock after searching through similar bands I found these guys. It was like a sign I loved this song in the movie but had no idea that there where bands making this awesome music, it all comes full circle GODSPEED post rock.

[@markodini2k9]

Simply amazing. I love how the tension builds up. My god, such awesomness ...

[@sambutton8494]

Shuffle. Shuffle. Shuffle. One step after the other. Shuffle. Crackle. Shuffle. Gravel is so much easier to walk on than snow. Shuffle. Snap. Rustle. God. I don't even will my legs to move anymore, but they keep going. They have to. Crackle. Shuffle. Shuffle. Mechanically, I unhitch my canteen from my backpack. Glug, glug, glug. Ugh. Why? Why is it like this? I wanted a life. I wanted a job, a car, a family. Bang. Whoosh. WHACK. Oh. Its the ground. Gave me a bit of a shock. You know ground, you don't have to trip me to make me notice you. In fact, you're one of my best friends. The one thing that will always be there. My only constant. I laugh. Cities? They rise and fall. Emotions? Fleeting things that are always changing. Family? I had one of them once. Let me tell you Ground: The Infected deal with all of that. I push off the gravelly forest floor, my achey bones protesting and creaking. Brushing the dirt of my jeans, I look around. Beautiful mountains, leafy pines, crisp air, and no one to share it with. I am alone. Truly, utterly, hopelessly alone. I've been trying to reach the Military Camp. They broadcasted to all survivors in London a while ago.My legs begin moving again. Which way am I going? Who cares. I lost my way a long time ago, both physically and mentally. Out of the blue, a searing pain shoots through my toe. Damn log. I stumble into a bush. Suddenly, I feel the urge to vomit. I'm not the only one in there. Its my brother. Or, whats left of him. An insane, inhuman cry tears itself from my throat. An incontrollable urge grips me. The Infected are attracted to sound? I'll give em something they can't resist. I grab my pistol and start waving it in the air. BANG. BANG. BANG. Giggling, I think of how the bastards will eat me. Or worse. Turn me. BANG. BANG. BANG. I go to pull the trigger again when I freeze. Crap. What have I done? They are coming now. They are coming.

[@Draindad]

unoriginal and uninspired

[@november8039]

v good

[@TerryMurdoch]

This song (and Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls) give me a mental image of riding in a car passenger side, speeding down a busy highway at night. With a slight amount of rain to boot.

[@VladimirLorenzo-k4k]

i think this song is amazing. when i first heard it in 28 days later i just found it epic

[@J2MEZROCK]

27 people have different taste in music and I respect that.

[@noblekyuss93]

I got into Godspeed from 28 days, but I still agree with what people are saying, this music is so close to perfection, making it known to all is like inviting everyone into your own perfect world, tarnishing it almost.

[@BlackouTT818]

i agree with all of you! just evry note of this song is what makes it so great. every note put together like this is what makes you daze off into the music into a sort of "out of the body" experience.Anyone who disagrees' does not enjoy real music. The violin is one of my favorite additions in this masterpeice

[@Juliaromeo]

Very impressive well chosen photos...apocalyptic views with a touch of dark romantisme...thank you I found this wonderful music that wasn't on the original soundtrack on the CD "28 days later" - Merci !

[@MegaMart68]

this is still one of the most beautiful pieces of music i have ever heard!

[@Chewkkie]

Theres something really whimsical about this music, the images really do go with it, and feel so isolated, it's really heavy, but really light at the same time.

[@emagdali]

The best soundtrack song from 28 days later

[@0hypnotoad0]

If you've ever been on east hastings on a cold rainy day, you'll understand this song.

[@kierand2132]

If gta v ever gets a zombie mode I'll be traveling los santos in a car with this playing lol

[@sanpanta7486]

Kieran Durie I will be walking on a bridge

[@sanpanta7486]

Kieran Durie like in the movie

[@Grey-sq7dy]

@@sanpanta7486 l m a o.

[@TheWorldsAllaTUBE]

6:13 That moment in 28 Days Later where you realize he is pretty much fucked.

[@sanpanta7486]

Jim: Thought you said you'd kill me in a heartbeat

[@hardwiredtoself-destructio7614]

He'd fk her in a heartbeat

[@riskest]

This song makes me recall east hasting st. in Vancouver...

[@Astrozombie89]

they always mix this up with in a house in a heart beat from 28 days later.

[@alexapperley9081]

Both very good

[@Rextrent]

These photos are brilliant. Nice package.

[@TommygunRI]

Best movie song ever. It fits in just perfectly

[@baggywhiskers]

Little remained of Hawkins, Indiana the day after the initial outbreak. Wrecked civilian and military vehicles sat like grave markers outside the devistated store fronts along wieland street. El froze at the sight of a military truck stacked with body bags, some of them moving. Her blood ran cold as her eyes fixated on one of the bags that was partially open. Laying with a bullet hole between his eyes was her brother Will, who had led them to safety before boarding the military transport out of town the previous night. Before the first tear could fall, a shout of panic pulled her back to reality. " El, come on. We gotta move! " Mike shouted as a small group of dead began sprinting toward them.

[@ongloti]

East Hastings, Vancouver. I live about 10 blocks away and it's a totally different world. For those who have never been there, it's this weird few blocks in the middle of, as someone else put it, a very wealthy city... Vancouver has successfully confined our "problems" into such a small area. East hastings is different from other "bad neighbourhoods" I've been to in that it is not a particularly dangerous place... what it is is the epitome of despair - addiction and mental illness dominate

[@xasomeris94]

I...I...I...I have no words to say about this song. It is an amazing or better, an EPIC masterpiece of music with out any lyrics guiding your thoughts just your imagination and the music in a composition that can't be described.

[@ressmox]

It's been a long time since music has moved me this much...

[@barrydavies9903]

best post apocalyptic song

[@itheindigoswan]

F#A# brings me right back to my days of wandering portland oregon....alone in the rain.

[@paoacab13]

i have been searching for this song for about 2 years i finally found it the best song ever i love it so much thx to the guy who uploaded:)

[@PimpyMcHoSmack]

I'll admit I didn't know of this music until I watched 28 Days Later, but the music was so damn epic i couldn't get it out of my head and had to have it on my iPod. FINALLY I know what name to look up. Thank you.

[@kayzi17]

it is a popular movie, but its a damn good one. i think this music suits it so well, cant imagine it being suited to any other film. its makes the back of the hairs on my neck stand up

[@ninawillams]

if you were in a room full of people having conversations,the room would fall silent for this song

[@austin316hellyehgfn]

there is something about this music that calms me down

[@sonicvlasis]

ΠΟΛΥ ΚΑΛΟ ΤΡΑΓΟΥΔΙ.ΦΟΒΕΡΟ!

[@BananarchOfTedKacistan]

the begining with the guitar makes you just want to stand there and marvel then later start walking, and a little more start jogging then SPRINTING!

[@PaulTagliamonte]

What an outstanding song. Truly this is analogous to the works of the great composers of years former.

[@lindab30]

This is so amazing!! Kinda depressing and dark but musically astounding!!!! Ironically I am in the process of painting a piece that is right suited to this - inspiration is always a good thing!

[@Huscarlavery]

Such an emotional song...for such an emotional period in my existence...

[@akhlys]

First two minutes just scares me, really.

[@IcyScythe]

@MrVacationLover haha you say that with such glee XD. Saw this played live toniiiite. Incredible. Best. Gig. Ever.

[@rinaki181]

τι καταπληκτικό !! σε ταξιδεύει !! μαγικό..

[@Brocalliguy]

Such a well structured song,starts out so calm and ends with so much intensity.Much like the earth we live in.

[@totallyincredible]

The ultimate song to fuel your adrenaline. My heart races everytime during the closing minutes of the song. Well played GYBE!

[@The247marcos]

Watch this high. The music is so beatiful. Its like magic in my ears.

[@margelatupio]

i love this song! actualy i love east hasting-godspeed you black emperor!!!

[@dchs11]

A modern masterpiece.

[@thunderchunky1792]

Truly a beautiful piece of work.

[@undergrounder21]

The best post-rock band ever!

[@AmoresPerros-yw7uj]

TEK BAŞINA Ölürken çocuklarımı unuttum Küçük deniz kirpikleriyle sabah Denedim bütün sabahları. Sana sürgünümün şarabını bıraktım al Mumlarını güzelliğin ve hiçliğin Bir de kaygumun soluk ellerini. Denedim bütün ölümleri Ama görmedim büyülü ağaç Ezilmiş sevdaların giysileri. Sana ayrılığın yayını bıraktım al Bir de adını bilmediğim gökyüzünü Lamalar gibi koşar bozkırda. Oysa ölümsüzlük şuracıkta, Kar güneşi gibi doldurmuş odayı, Basit, anlamsız ve tek başına. Ayaklarım hayvan, üstüm başım bitki Denedim bütün vakitleri, al Başka türlü geçmeyen bir vakitti. ❣☀❣☀❣

[@redbrick146]

Life is like a pianino. White mean happiness. Black mean pain. And you must play both of them to make a perfect symphony. A symphony called "Life" Apologies for bad english.

[@EvanWinchester-o4f]

Bruh your English is better than mine

[@RockstarVaci]

Beautiful photos, really!

[@varúð]

kişisel yaşantında sanki çok mutluydun, tren yayına yattığın günü ne çabuk unuttun

[@edsoad]

A++ would listen again.

[@blazhzh]

..yes..the band was visiting Vancouver and got to see the East Hastings..

[@Cryout5200]

lucky man, you have the chance to see this AWESOME movie for the first time

[@nightseifer]

Nah mate, you are definitely not the only one :). I keep it in my favs for when ever i get baked. although i found out about it from a videos about top villains.

[@Femmefatale1990]

This song is so goddamn eerie and beautiful. 28 Days Later used it perfectly!!!

[@Pascalino007]

Last week - saw & heard them in Brussels - oh my God !

[@annacool1989]

this is truly beautiful

[@DeDuniel1]

nice to see there actually are some stoners who haven´t lost their ability to reason, since most of them just straight up tell everyone that they smoke, while talking down unto everyone who doesn´t

[@ongloti]

@ongloti & this song perfectly captures the desolation and hopelessness in this poverty stricken area that so many people call home. Having been there, I recognize the use of this song in 28 days later as totally appropriate. Both the street and the moving illicit the same sinking feeling in your stomach.

[@jamiegantz96]

The end of this song gives me the chills.