Two Steps From Hell - What's Happening To Me (Archangel)

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Composed by Thomas Bergersen.

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[TwoStepsFromHell-Official]

I'm the original owner of the channel. Until half a year ago, this wasn't the official 2Steps channel.

[octoberrogue]

TSFH is a huge inspiration to my stories, helps bring my characters to life. 

[tarikay]

The ending of this song has got to be the most epic one of all TSFH songs.
Replay: 2:38 

[MEronicaB]

This song is a slow descent into insanity.

[Benny_Blue]

I just found TSFH today, and I'm absolutely in love.

[LyricalSnail]

Every. Time. I. Listen. To. TSFH. I. Always. Have. No. Words

[i_am_adam_we]

One thing I really like is the brass section in this during the 1:30 section. It is so taxing they actually fail to play at the speed asked of them during that time the second time they play that line.

[pinke]

My eyes, red, my teeth, sharp, my mind, filled with rage, my hands, holding blades, what's happening to me... I'm becoming A GOD!

[ashketchum]

0:00 You're face to face with a zombie.
0:14 The zombie strikes and attacks you, but you fight back.
0:29 You push it off of you and manage to run.
0:44 You make it back to your band of survivors. Wide-eyed, they inform you that you have a zombie bite wound that you didn't feel because of the adrenaline.
1:14 The realization that you're done for sets in.
1:21 The transformation begins. You stare at your hands as your skin turns a sick grayish-green colour. The tissue around the bite starts rotting at an unnatural speed. You're colder than ever before and can't feel your heartbeat any more. Your fellow survivors start running from you.
1:51 You have no control over your body any more. You try in vain to stop yourself from chasing after them, arms stretched out in front of you.
2:13 You catch one of the survivors and tackle them to the ground. They beg you to fight from the inside, but you've lost control already.
2:31 You sink your teeth into their flesh.
2:38 Their transformation begins. Just like you, they turn grayish-green and their wound rots rapidly.
2:50 You and your fellow zombie go back to chasing the rest of the survivors.
3:00 The survivors hit a dead end. You and the other zombie cornered them.

[TwoStepsFromHell-Official]

@TheOnlySami ...
TSFH is a production music company. They make TRAILER music.

[GORtheBULL]

This song has some very Danny Elfman-like overtones. Love it.

[Lonestar]

you're listening to the best music ever. Thats whats happening!

[alverygrissom]

i've been listening to this for 1 hour and a half straight, it's my new favourite.

[musicillusion]

I remembered reading Harry Potter while listening to this song years ago, best decision I made. It made the scene so epic I got chills

[monkeydude]

As winter is slowly on its approach so is the end of this age, and the dawn of a new one. Few years ago I asked myself "What's happening to me?" But as the age of snow approaches I know who I am, the loving embrace of the cold is all consuming. As the age of ice appears just over the horizon, I prepare my legion of snow and ice for a battle of the most greatest magnitude! As we march into the city I say to myself "So begins the age of Frost, for I am Eternal, snow is eternal, ice is eternal, and as long as the earth continues to spin I shall forever remain The Eternal Frost!

[nanotechspark]

A hero half light and shadow is engulfed in his own evil and begins to loose his soul to his power.

[newhitman]

this song makes me want to writhe on the floor in pain while screaming "RUN! RUN, YOU FOOLS!"

[naphtholred]

The brass instruments starting at 1:21 - possibly one of the best moments in music ever?

[BlackRose]

THE BEST FREAKIN MUSIC IN THE WORLD FOR ANYTHING

[StarPlaty]

I first heard this in 2013, which was the year I began toying with a new book series idea. For some reason I didn't check out more TSFH music until this track featured on a promo for Community s5 - and the music suddenly became less about my protagonist's madness and more about the music itself and my obsessive need to find more stuff like it.
I let myself fall into the wonderful world of TSFH in 2015 just before "Battlecry" came out, and I began my new book series in 2016. TSFH has kept me sane as I battle demonic writing blockers, and inspired treks into unknown characterisation territories. I don't think I would have gotten anywhere with this story if it weren't for Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix.