♫ 'The Infinite Steppe' by Sean and Dean Kiner - Instrumental Music - Extra History

*Miss an episode in our Genghis Khan Series?*

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[extrahistory]

The Kiners have done it again, creating fantastic original music for our recently completed Genghis Khan series.

[Pivotcong]

When a shy boy grew up to become the most famous conquerors of all time. You obviously cannot tell a man by the characteristics of their young self

[Madalovin]

The story between the boy and his friend.
Best Friends, Blood Brothers, Bitter Rivals.
A sad tale, one of my favorite Extra History video series.

[anttibjorklund]

I always think "this is the best music the Kiners have ever done for EH", and they prove me wrong in the next series!

[astraldirectrix]

Imposing, grand, desolate and beautiful. Truly a work of art worthy of an unparalleled conqueror.

[simonburda]

this really should be released as a trailer rather than after the series. it would be awesome to speculate on what's going to happen just based on this images.

[pricklyharpy]

The horses look like plushies. It's great!

[DinaricWolf]

I feel as if I had STEPPED into a great man's shoes

[Umu_Eri]

“The mongols are an exception”
Crash course quote

[Anglomachian]

First rule of warfare: Do not invade Russia.

Temujin: Hold my mare's milk.

[finlandball]

1:27 dat horse doesn’t even know what’s going on

[KaptenN]

I love how your music always manages to fit the era and culture that you're discussing. How does that even work? How can an era and culture have a music style? I mean, if it's a modern culture you could perhaps just take their own music, but when talking about eras... Like, how can music invoke feelings of medieval Europe or WW2? Games and movies somehow manages to do just that most of the time. I would very much like to see this explored.

[prestonjones]

Why do the horses have to be so cute that I'm smiling at scenes of slaughter?

[CatholicDragoon]

This music makes me feel like I can start a land war in




WIN.

[jamiedodger]

I like the horses. You see all this blood and fire and evil smiles and then: look at the cute horsie!

[marctelfer]

Two Mongolian bands I'd recommend, Tengger Cavalry and The Nine Treasures (I think the latter is actually from the Inner Mongolia region of China, but still). They combine traditional Mongolian music and throat singing into Metal and it works so well for both of them

[thefakecorvus]

Hollywood should get a decent writer and Director to make a movie on Genghis Khan, but fashion it like some Greek epic, and also do so in an entertaining AND informative way

[mennoastfalck]

1:23

I wish I could take this picture seriously, but the horse is so adorable!

[privyops]

This is amazing music; second only to the Drums of War! Admiral Yi and naval engagements are beautiful! But continue doing your current track of covering otherwise rarely un-biased history lessons of Empires because that needs to be done. Awesome music, awesome videos. Rock on, and I wish I could be a patron but meesa dead broke for now!

[coldkittn]

This recording to me sounds digital and awesome. To hear live with real instruments would probably blow my mind.