Typically each album centers around a specific type or set of sounds - and from those sounds, they eke as full a range of emotions as is humanly possible. Genre-Busting: The group's general process is to make Epic Music from the base elements of whatever genre ( New Age, Industrial, Electronic, Synth.Dubstep.) strikes their fancy.Descent into Darkness Song: Their 'Halloween' album was the one mainly filled with songs of this trope, but 'Am I Not Human?' and 'Inferni' also work.

Christmas Songs: Christmas Medley contains many of these.Bilingual Bonus: 'Compass' has lyrics written and sung in Norwegian by Merethe Soltvedt.Battle Theme Music: Many of their dramatic pieces (namely 'United We Stand - Divided We Fall') fall in line with this trope.Badass Creed: Their official motto, ' Music makes you braver'.With a name like that, no wonder he went into the business of making epic music. Avian Flute: ' Flight of the Silverbird ' begins with a soaring flute solo that evokes thoughts of the titular bird.Autobots, Rock Out!: 'Jump', 'Stallion' and 'Star Sky' all have an electric guitar solo contained within them.'Dangerous' and 'Titan Dream' also qualify, as the vocalists featured are lower in tone compared to what TSFH usually features.And Now For Something Completely Different: While most of their tracks are instrumental, a few contain lyrics such as ''Star Sky.'' Stay of Miracles is basically a pop song on Two Steps From Hell.

The choir sounds more like a tribal chant in this song as opposed to Ominous Latin Chanting.

African Chant: 'Future Guardian' invokes this.

(The only tracks pulled from a demonstration album are 'Dark Ages', from Nemesis (2007) and 'Amaria' from Amaria (2014) (originally as 'Welcome to Amaria')). Halloween (2012), Classics: Volume One (2013), Miracles (2014), and Classics: Vol 2 (2015) are (so far) their chiefly demonstration tracks, while their only three(once again so far) mainly-original public albums are Skyworld (2012), Battlecry (2015) and Vanquish. Headed by Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix.Īlthough they began as solely catering to movie producers, starting in 2010 they began also releasing commercial albums, most of them compilations of earlier work but, as time progresses, with more and more original material thrown into the mix.Įxcepting their first two forays in commercial music, Invincible (2010) and Archangel (2011), which are both solely compiled of tracks pulled from their already-produced demonstration albums (with the exceptions of Invincible's 'Am I Not Human' and 'To Glory', both of which then to be released on their industry album Nero), each album they release to the public is a mix of pre-existing (demonstration) work and brand-new, album-specific (studio) tracks. An orchestral group known for composing music specifically for movie trailers.

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