I love when she explains the layers of the music theory but gets sidetracked when Mick shakes it up and adds a whole new element to the track

The thing they’re chanting is “Kar en tuk”, which is a fictional demonic language Mick Gordon helped devise specifically for the music, translating to, you guessed it, “Rip and tear”.

Mick absolutely slams his mixes with heavy sidechaining to the kick and snare. It has pretty fast release, so you don't get the usual "pumping" like in electronica, but in the middle of heavier sounding stuff it makes for really crisp and punchy transients. One of the really cool aspects of his production for Doom are some of his synths timbres got punchy transients themselves, so they kinda double duty giving a percussive feel to lines.

The chanting really adds to this track because of the setting. Youre in a gladiator pit fighting a giant demon so the chanting in the song gives the illusion that the crowd of the arena is cheering for you as you fight this boss

Songs like this and mastermind have a really nice “swaying” to them which elicits the strafing of a boss fight

I believe there's one big Mick Gordon mixed song from the Doom Eternal OST that you haven't heard yet; Cultist Base, which is super sick and folks will be real excited to tell you about how it was produced! Also BFG 10K is definitely worth a listen. As I have probably said before, the rest were mostly mixed not by Mick Gordon and so the official OST ones turned out a little unprofessional, but Mick Gordon has praised the work of KZfaqrs like Koma (whose mixes have been archived) in mixing them more like he would have. It's always worth adding "Koma mix" when you're searching for the Doom Eternal songs Mick didn't do. This song Gladiator was mixed by Koma also, but you listened to the official version which can have a bit of a strange flow and structure sometimes compared to Koma's mixes. If they aren't explicitly titled "Koma Archive Re-upload" they'll usually have "Gamerip" in the title, since the mixes were made by taking the sound files directly from the game itself rather than the OST, like Super Gore Nest and Blood Swamps that you listened to.

The Doom soundtracks are bomb as hell, though if you wanna see a bit more of Mick's range his work on Killer Instinct Season 1 & 2's soundtracks are crazy. Some pop, some music from different ethnicities... and it all still goes CRAZY hard.

Predator theme vibe from the beginning 🤘🏻 love the style of the reaction videos, too ✌🏻🇬🇧

LETS GOOOOO! Been wanting to request this one on stream since its my personal favorite Doom Eternal song but I've been busy with work so I'm glad so see someone got to it and it got here! Keep up the good work as always!

Have you listened to the full version of Kar en Tuk yet? I think it got cut from the game but it made me sad cuz the choir goes so hard in that.

All the wubs!

This game is FIRE, the ost is FIRE. RIP AND TEAR UNTIL ITS DONE💀💪

"Kar En Tuk" is the chant and yes it means rip and tear. @1:41

Just as someone else pointed, I agree that Immora would be cool to review, Also UAC Atlantica btw

I just love his guitar effects and al the layers he puts blending different sounds to create a nasty slicing guitar.

Yes! More freaking DOOM soundtrack reactions!

The music goes perfectly with the fight that it's set to

Would love to see one of Mars Core. I mean im sure you’ll do all of them eventually, but that one’s an underrated track imo

I love every song on the Doom Eternal OST a lot, but Gladiator is on another level

1:58 It makes even more sense with context of where you are in the game at this point. Some day I hope you give the game a shot (or several thousand... 😈).

I love the crowd chant, every time I play that level the blood just starts pumping every shots I give to that gladiator.

Fun fact:In one of Gordons doom eternal songs,he uses and acutal chainsaw as a background noise☠️

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Let's goooo!! Can you also do Metal Gear Rising Revengeance? Rules of Nature? Anything MGR soundtracks are the best

If you do another one of these you should consider doing At Doom's Gate. But before listening to the modern version have a quick listen to the original one from 1993. It plays on the first level of the game, so everyone who played the game remembers it. Then imagine the nostalgia when the teenagers from that era sat down to play the new game and the same beat kicks in.

Recommendations for your next reactions: cultists bass, armoured response coalition, and doom hunter,

I recommend listening to "the man they called cayde" its a really good piece from destiny 2

As a self proclaimed straight music nerd, her smile along with her explanations on every single detail is so enriching and beautiful, she’s great.

if you like more electronic tracks like this, you should check out these three doom songs: Vega Core uac report file shto36u3 (hell guards theme) Mars Core the first two don't even have a guitar track and still manage to be extremely heavy and rugged. for sure worth checking out though!

DOOM ETERNAL dont miss with the music

It’s a lawnmower 😂he is amazing

do cultist base next

8:43 sounds like they are saying “kar en tuk” and “rip and tear” back to back quickly.

you're the best

I just heard "Thanks for the Fallen" lol

RIP AND TEAR!

Wow! Love it! Let’s stay in touch!

They are saying Kar en tuk, which in Sentinels language means Rip and tear

if you like the doom soundtrack, i’d highly suggest the killing floor 2 original soundtrack. my personal favorites are the songs “infected” and “collapsing”

The Hunted - Michael Salvatori; This song is from Destiny 2 and I've listened to it 500 times last year and probably more this year. If you can please review this song I would appreciate it very much because I really dont know musical terms and no one else on youtube will react to it. If you see this comment thankyou.

You should do cultist Base from doom

Not sure if you're still interested in checking out the Doom OSTs, and I know the soundtracks are better known for the heavier tracks like this one, but don't sleep on the ambient tracks like The Betrayer either. Mick got a singer who could chant close to 20Hz in pitch for it and it sounds so fitting for the game. Of course, if you want another heavier track then definitely check out Reclaimed Earth. It's in the second expansion and it goes so hard while being just such a, for a lack of a better word, groovy track. Plays with time signatures a lot, sounds so utterly unique compared to what has been heard before in Doom all while still fitting into the game thematically and having clear moments of intensity and heaviness. It was done by Andrew Hulshult, not Mick Gordon, for clarity.

You should watch the making of doom soundtrack for both Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal. Found on KZfaq

I would really like to see your reaction to the tracks from Atomic Heart! I highly recommend the track called Pt-1x12 as for me the best track in this game and i recommend listening to the extended version

Reminds me of Idol boss theme from Killer Instinct..

Kar en tuk! ( repeatedly) 😁

Theme of infinite lyrics sonic forces reaction next please

It’s said Mick did this all with a chainsaw alone

Let me tell you what. Its one thing to listen. Its another thing to play with this in the background. You are the boss of the entire game

KAR EN TUK!!!

Have you done a reaction to Guilty Gear Strives OST? Content for days lol.

Is this actually Mick Gordon? Or is this Chad Mossholder Mixes for Eternal?

CHECK OUT Dark souls 3 OST Main Theme

These tracks were specially recorded for the soundtrack album and are not the actual music heard in the game. Music in games (and films) are mostly "cues" or fragments, whereas a soundtrack album has the complete works. Music heard in movies gets Oscars while soundtrack albums get Grammys. More importantly, movie scores and game scores are intended to be heard while you are watching the movie or game, and that's what I'd like you to do. To see the full impact, you need to see the game, to see how the sound serves the visuals and vice versa.

Love the video and btw the demons are chanting Gladiator like (Gla dia tor)

Re-verb? You from Cali or something?

I think the biggest mistake you made here was listening to the Chad Mossholder mix of this track. It sounds godawful

You are also missing metal hell, a very good one to listen to aswell

As someone who speaks russian when i hear the "rip and tear" part of the video the only thing i hear is ГО-РЯ-ЧО translated "hot" pronounced go-rya-cho

Will you play doom on twitch ?

Please listen to Immora next. Easily the hardest hitting track in the whole game.

Lawn mower

666th like 😈

all jojo openings soon?

Meathook

Listen to vega core

она милая

I like your video but the 333 likes looks cool❤

I dont think its saying rip & tear, i think its saying GLA-DIA-TOR

If you like doom music and this one try reclaimed earth

Metal gear rising 🙏

Can't belive you haven't done "The only thing they fear is you" yet. That, and BFG Division, stand atop basically all other tracks in the OST. Do remember to pick the official version, and not the in-game one, though.

Ma’am, I just happened to stumble upon your videos recently. Will you be reacting to DOOM ETERNAL’s “Trial of Maligog” in the near future? One of my favorite tracks from the DLC

isnt it Long, Live, Prevail ? they are screaming in the BG

More Destiny!!!!

Your picture frame is not straight ;/

You reacted to the wrong person

It's me, or you really look like Ellie from the last of us? Lol

I love Mick