Battlecry cover

Battlecry

Two Steps from Hell · 2015

97 min · 26 tracks · soundtrack

Epic orchestral soundscapes blend with powerful choral arrangements to evoke cinematic grandeur.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • long, immersive listening sessions
  • cinematic emotional journeys
  • epic, grand soundscapes
  • dynamic builds and payoffs
  • motivational and uplifting themes

Where this album fits

Career context
When 'Battlecry' was released in 2015, Two Steps from Hell had established themselves as a significant force in the trailer music genre. This album followed their previous compilation, 'SkyWorld', which was released in 2012 and marked a period of expansive growth and recognition for the group, particularly within film and gaming industries.
Stylistic neighbors
Edison's Children· PVR Raja· Kekko Fornarelli
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Vanquish — Continues the epic orchestral style with a fresh, dynamic energy.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 None Shall Live 2:22
  • 2 Stormkeeper 2:58
  • 3 Victory 5:23
  • 4 Wolf King 4:17
  • 5 Rise Above 3:45
  • 6 Spellcaster 3:04
  • 7 Never Back Down 2:58
  • 8 Red Tower 3:11
  • 9 Cannon in D Minor 3:06
  • 10 Blackout 3:48
  • 11 Stronger Faster Braver 4:39

Disc 2

  • 1 Battleborne 5:01
  • 2 Last of the Light 2:56
  • 3 Ultraground 3:13
  • 4 Release Me 4:05
  • 5 Freedom Ship 3:25
  • 6 Amaria 3:16
  • 7 Flight of the Silverbird 3:23
  • 8 Outpost 3:00
  • 9 Unforgiven 4:12
  • 10 Across the Blood Water 3:35
  • 11 No Honor in Blood 3:10
  • 12 Sariel 2:51
  • 13 Star Sky 5:32
  • 14 Battleborne (instrumental) 5:01
  • 15 Star Sky (instrumental) 5:35

Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata