Ulver - Tomorrow Never Knows

[@Neurotripsicks]

top 5 best outros ever in music history

[@AK4769er]

Amazing song.

[@Radioswim]

How the fuck this isn't mainstream is beyond my feeble mind. I am not worthy. God this shit is great.

[@davidlewis6728]

John McClane i am not a hipster, with that being said, you have to understand, when criticism is the most notable part of a song or video, everyone hates it. if this was mainstream it would kill the unique feel to it, and most people would not like it, being the few who actually don't like it or the hungry trolls, of which there are many. i really like it but i enjoy the feeling that something has a well pronounced name if that makes sense.

[@Neurotripsicks]

My favorite Ulver song. Been with them since Bergtatt.

[@Neurotripsicks]

dxpttt my name is the album. Yes. Nice to notice it ;)

[@Ehrerig]

soundtrack for night.

[@ryans1012]

Me too. Bergtatt is one of my favourite albums and it's perfect mix of Black Metal and Folk music make it innovative in it's own right

[@LenyTome]

Amazing!

[@clandestina6382]

Is not a cover. Just same title. I am glad of this song

[@sharona4608]

AWESOME!!!

[@hoptenon]

heavy stuff !

[@partsovone]

this is one of the best albums ever

[@strutnoodle]

the outro to this song sounds like Silent Hill music.

[@Plaswuff]

it's surprising nattens madrigal came after bergtatt and kveldssanger, considering it's so raw. bergtatt, even though it's their first one, sounds like a cross between nattens and kveldssanger.

[@Ub3rSk1llz]

@ballersack What makes you think it's a cover?

[@J0eCh0p]

ou est la maison du fromage?

[@ivanYuganin]

beatles? surender to the void? or what?

[@wrockage]

that cover art makes me uncomfortable, but i don't know why. ;)

[@OneTrueVikingbard]

@puffintuffer and they say the american idols finalists are stupid for not knowing the beatles

[@ryans1012]

I know what your saying, most bands do different styles then combine them later on, but Ulver did the opposite making a black/folk metal album then a pure folk and pure black metal record as follow ups

[@ejplevin]

@truth there were plenty of guys in the mid 50's making stricly electronic music with rooms full of modular synthesizers.... Soooo you're wrong.....

[@Armouredbestialhell]

myself I prefer their first albums such as: Bergtatt - Et Eeventyr i 5 Capitler, Kveldssanger and Nattens Madrigal - Aatte Hymne til Ulven i Manden.

[@RushSampson]

sub·lime "b : to convert (something inferior) into something of higher worth"

[@SvekrvaAvrkevs]

this is the new ulver sound so if you wanna only talk about black metal go listen to black metal if you wanna improve you must experiment with music not do only one tip of music

[@GvFalkirk]

:to tepess1000, couldn't agreed more with you on that one, its magical

[@hoornii4576]

[@TruthSufferage]

Seriously!? A cover?? Yes, the Beatles did have a song with the same title long ago. It had a trippy electronic sound, and can be arguably be considered the first song in the "electronic" music genre. Written way back in 1966, it predates this genre by a long shot. Anyway, this song virtually bares no resemblance to that Beatles song at all. Maybe they just named the song out of tribute or something.

[@mmartin156]

@ballersack Beatles cover of this song? THEY WROTE THE SONG! THIS is a cover, and it isn't even a good one!

[@mmartin156]

@puffintuffer The Beatles are the band who wrote this song. This is a piss-poor cover of it.