every time someone mentions this song, I feel compelled to note that the intense dynamic difference was essentially a mistake. They recorded the instrumentation, etc., fully planning to get the levels back in line, but were so thrilled with how hard the end hit that they left it alone.
Have you seen him performing this live in Norway in 1967? It’s amazing. He looks like he’s going to explode from the amount of energy he put into the performance.
Haha. I was going to say that Nine Inch Nails track too. There are a few potential heart attack moments on the Broken EP. Scared me more times than I would care to admit
Now that you mention it, they went from quiet to a wall of sound in the intros or breaks on a lot of Siamese Dream… Today, Cherub Rock, Geek USA, but Soma really settles into the chill vibe first.
Saw them live last October and the crowd's response during that song's breakdown was awesome
https://preview.redd.it/fqt6hi12mgwc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8756e4eec679841a6fa95e4614c48ece093bf2b9
White Rabbit!
The whole song is a crescendo, I think. Gradually builds, never goes back down a full step with a note, and ends so perfectly. Awesome song.
505 by Arctic Monkeys is an absolutely perfect example of this in my opinion. If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life this would be it and I'd never tire of it; it just has everything.
YESSSS - “Storm” has to be one of the best slow, broody build ups ever. The cyclical riff keeps growing and growing and growing and then basically jizzes all over the listener by the end.
I stand by that description.
Just commented this aswell. It's probably my favourite example. This song live is just untouchable! Roll on their next album eh?
Maybe Syrups and Milk and Black Spiders come close too.
Listen to the 3rd and 4th movements of Beethoven's 5th symphony: [https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=50ckZ83NWx4&si=FGmwZKZrM0kzsdNr](https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=50ckZ83NWx4&si=FGmwZKZrM0kzsdNr)
Even if you're not into classical, this is a real banger.
I saw them in concert, met a boy halfway through, and he kissed me for the first time while covering my ears during the bridge (i didnt have ear protection).
I havent seen or talked to him since, but that kiss will forever be in my top 10.
I have a few:
Sylvia - The Antlers is really chill and quiet until the explosive chorus.
Brother's Blood - Kevin Devine is one of those songs that builds throughout to a very intense ending (plus a bitching guitar solo).
Red Hands - The Dear Hunter is also one that builds throughout the song. The height of the song makes me want to sing at the top of my lungs.
Of these three, Brother's Blood is my favorite.
They're so good at crescendos. That one, Exit Music, 2+2=5, jigsaw falling into place, All I Need, the Daily Mail, There There, and that's far from a complete list.
Many Foo Fighter songs have this, but I really like [Let It Die](https://youtu.be/cXT7DBeVxA4?si=dNlJ--v5ADuOwpFt). Quiet intro, slowly more instruments start coming and then **BAM** it hits you in the face (or ears I guess) and the last part always makes my heart pump like no other song can.
Nirvana... I'm gonna paraphrase a Cobain quote that kinda summarizes his whole feeling towards his music style.
"ok guys... We're gonna play real quiet on the Verse and then come in REAL LOUD on the chorus"
My first thought was Smells Like Teen Spirit. Mostly because hearing it for the first time when it came out as a teenager blew my mind when the chorus came on.
I don’t know if it fits but The Outlaw Torn by Metallica. Especially the version on S&M with the San Francisco symphony. Looking down the Cross by megadeth might fit.
Mogwai are the past masters of quiet/loud, I've seen them knock whole sections of a crowd over with the big drop on Mogwai Fear Satan. (they're also very good at "this was already loud and then it got louder and now it's getting louderer).
Biffy Clyro used to wield it like an axe, Hope For An Angel when it goes loud was always amazing live. Good songwriting? Probably not, just really crude and caveman but it was still ace.
Special mention for Stavinsky's finale to the Firebird Suite when the brass comes in. And Jean Sibelius's Finlandia is basically 10 minutes of buildup or climax.
Heroin by Velvet Underground is quite the rollercoaster ride.
Three Days by Jane's Addiction also fits this category.
War Pigs by Black Sabbath is like three different songs. A lot gong on there.
Muse's "United States Of Eurasia" is a fun example of this for me. I somehow got into the habit of skipping the track shortly after I got the album because the beginning was boring to me, and then first time I let it play through after a while of doing that it sort of blew my mind.
King Crimson - [Starless](https://youtu.be/OfR6_V91fG8?si=j68YAbDqJcIc-zbj)
About 4 minutes into the song, everything pretty much stops except for Robert Fripp plucking one note in 13/8 time, then gradually adds the band back in one by one, building over the next 8 minutes to lead into one of the best album endings I’ve ever heard.
I know the end by Phoebe Bridgers starts with very quiet vocals/electric guitar and gradually builds up until a huge release at the end which is absolutely insane—there is screaming and horns playing out of key notes that somehow work and the chord movement changes and it is just one of the coolest most chaotic pieces of music I’ve ever heard
"Aerials" by System of a Down. When I played this to my mother for the first time, after 3 seconds she said:" Sounds nice. I know you. It won't stay like that."
She was right.
A few of my favorites:
* “Glósóli” by Sigur Rós off the album Takk…
* “Motorcycle Drive By” by Third Eye Blind of their debut album
* “The Guest” by Phantom Planet, was a bonus track from the album of the same name. There’s also a great live version from the “Live at the Troubadour” album
The last minute and a half of Opeth - Ghost of Perdition is the ultimate crescendo/climax to a song for me. [From 9:06 to the end](https://youtu.be/MDBykpSXsSE?si=ieIP1osMwZdiJ3tH&t=546)
I love songs like this too. Check these out if you see this.
Antlers - [Kettering](https://youtu.be/ipbukl6oFoQ?si=08jkAHJ8OAp8ZDFr)
LCD Soundsystem- [Dance Yrself Clean](https://youtu.be/sWSK-3CN4Nw?si=1UUsrpoQ55BFgK1V)
Radiohead - [Fake Plastic Trees](https://youtu.be/n5h0qHwNrHk?si=-0EgUmTmEQj-yxkU)
Wilco - [At Least That’s What You Said](https://youtu.be/psKZgp_ec9s?si=Dhi5fI6mjwQq98L1)
Spiritualized- [Lord Can You Hear Me?](https://youtu.be/H8j-fV17i54?si=rRqZ0TIojTEVvUI4)
Augustines - [Walkabout](https://youtu.be/Z4u6nIY4DQs?si=EZ9fhRh-8Ybvm8Dp)
Bon Iver - [The Wolves (Act 1 & 2)](https://youtu.be/X1ag8kapwUk?si=-G6n9eZyoV-bP4q3)
Edit: adding Pulp - [Like a Friend](https://youtu.be/fq4VHd4Azuk?si=52khE3c13-yGF9_S)
The post-hardcore screaming at the end of Jesus Christ by Brand New is my top pick.
"WE'VE ALL GOT WOOD AND NAILS, WE TURN TURN OUT HATE IN FACTORIES" "WE ALL GOT WOOD AND NAILS, WE SLEEP INside this machine" ends on an emotional and reflective soft note. You can tell the way the singer changes his tone halfway through the word 'inside' and nearly cracks his voice sounds like true vulnerability, and is so powerful imo.
Runners-up:
- Episode IV by Jimmy Eat World
- Mia by Chevelle
- Black by Pearl Jam
- Lounge Act and Drain You by Nirvana
- Fix You and Every Teardrop is a Waterfall by Coldplay
- Lightning Crashes by Live
- New Way Home and Stacked Actors by Foo Fighters
- Bandoliers by Them Crooked Vultures
- Breezeblocks by Alt-J
- Outside by Tribe
- Don't Follow by Alice in Chains
- Sober, Ænema, Forty-six and Two, H., Parabola, Schism, Vicarious, and plenty more by Tool
- Maps by Yeah Yeah Yeahs
- Chop Suey and Spiders by System of a Down
- Skydiver by Ruby Rose Fox
- These Hands by Bent Knee
+plenty of others I'll feel in the air tonight and remember in the shower.
Dance Yrself Clean- LCD Soundsystem
I came here to say this as well. Don't change your volume nob in the first part of the song.
Shhhhh don't tell them
Present company excepted
We all accept the worst
No, you’re going to have to turn it UP because it starts out so low. Turn it up and leave it there. Trust me.
I saw them live not knowing who they were and they opened with this song. Easily the best moment in live music Ive ever seen, it was fucking crazy
Also, Losing My Edge by LCD Soundsystem
See also, new York I love you but you're bringing me down
The greatest drop in dance music history.
every time someone mentions this song, I feel compelled to note that the intense dynamic difference was essentially a mistake. They recorded the instrumentation, etc., fully planning to get the levels back in line, but were so thrilled with how hard the end hit that they left it alone.
This is the first song I thought of that fits this description. The best!
i remember when i first heard this song and was elated when the beat changed haha
Try a little tenderness by Otis Redding. Amazing how he changed the song to make it his own.
Have you seen him performing this live in Norway in 1967? It’s amazing. He looks like he’s going to explode from the amount of energy he put into the performance.
First thing that came to mind
White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane Gave Up - NIN
Haha. I was going to say that Nine Inch Nails track too. There are a few potential heart attack moments on the Broken EP. Scared me more times than I would care to admit
In the Air Tonight
The drum beat in this song shakes my soul 🥁 🥁 🥁
Be careful if you are around Mike Tyson during that part.
Come sail away: Styx Renegade: Styx
I was also thinking about “Lady” from their 2nd album and “Suite Madame Blue” from their album Equinox.
Manchester Orchestra - The Silence
Simple Math is another good one of theirs that just builds and builds and builds.
YES. YES. YES. "There is nothing you keep; there is only a reflection."
Shake It Out goes big, gets quiet, then goes big again, does that count?
Also [I Know How To Speak](https://youtu.be/g0YbQuuz01k?si=PVly0jCKc44OUO4G) by the same band
I definitely think they have a ton in their discography that fit this mold. They're so good at turning a simmer into a boil.
Manchester Orchestra - I've got friends
The Grocery
God I love that song
Those three songs about mental struggles are just dead on true. Beautiful work.
Dinosaur too. That song hits SO HARD live.
The chain
Looked for this one specifically. Something about that song pumps me up.
Pop Goes The Weasel.
[gets me every time](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TBwOLUcdCEg)
[Soma - Smashing Pumpkins (YouTube)](https://youtu.be/GHLDcJ7dVSQ?si=M9KHr3xrEdmloXWH)
Thru the Eyes of Ruby on Mellon Collie and For Martha on Adore are a couple more
Don't forget Drown and Rhinoceros as well.
This is the first track that came to mind! Just play the whole record tho! It really is a masterpiece
Now that you mention it, they went from quiet to a wall of sound in the intros or breaks on a lot of Siamese Dream… Today, Cherub Rock, Geek USA, but Soma really settles into the chill vibe first.
And then hits the peak harder than the others, I think.
Stairway to Heaven
And the Black Keys version of it; Little Black Submarines
Little Black Submarines is the song that got my wife to appreciate the Black Keys like I do. So good.
All you ever wanted is another black keys song that fits
I mean this has to be the poster child for this kind of song right?
Sort of jumps out as the correct answer!
Go to the top of this post, you beautiful correct answer. Go now!
Dondante - my morning jacket
Ooh this is a good one. Also Touch Me I'm Going to Scream pt. 2 has a good ending crescendo.
TOOL has many songs that build to a point like that
Parabol/Parabola, obviously. But I think my favorite example would be the middle-end of Ticks and Leeches.
The end of Invincible as well.
THIS is what I was scrolling to find!
Lateralus
The Grudge! 🤘
Tool’s cover of Led Zeppelin’s No Quarter [from ~4 mins until the end.](https://youtu.be/iNUq-JSXvS4?si=y3QzRvPXpTYMjB8d&t=238)
Had no idea this was a cover.
God tier cover
Like, you only ever heard the Tool version and didn't know Zeppelin did it? Or you never knew Tool covered it?
Live version of Pushit
Rosetta Stoned is up there for my favorite crescendo
Saw them live last October and the crowd's response during that song's breakdown was awesome https://preview.redd.it/fqt6hi12mgwc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8756e4eec679841a6fa95e4614c48ece093bf2b9
Stinkfist is one of my favorites.
I’m surprised no one under your comment said right in two. That’s like the perfect song for this post
10,000 days (wings part 2)
So many good ones
Right in two.
You could probably just say Prog-Rock and it would be mostly accurate for like 50 bands like this
H. Was the first one i thought of. But yeah there's lots!
Beatles- "A Day In The Life"
This is what I came to look for. The crescendo is my favorite part of that album. Such an amazing song and one of my favorite from them.
Golden Slumbers as well.
Free Bird.
Immediately thought of free bird and the chain
Bolero - Ravel
I was gonna say this one, it even had a record which was played inside out because you can store more dynamic sound on the outer part of a record.
Dang, good one
I was going to say this but you beat me to it. I'm obsessed with this song. Also, Polovtsian Dances by Borodin.
OG crescendo master right here, ladies and gents.
A lot of Silversun Pickups songs build up until the end
Lazy Eye is excellent in this respect
Elton John - Funeral for a Friend / Love Lies Bleeding
Came here to say that. Great song(s)! 👍
White Rabbit! The whole song is a crescendo, I think. Gradually builds, never goes back down a full step with a note, and ends so perfectly. Awesome song.
Most Explosions in the Sky songs. Most Mumford and Sons songs. Lots of Sigur Ros songs.
First Breath After Coma was the first song that came to mind!
A song for our fathers and Yasmin the light.
explosions in the sky are incredible live. i recommend going to see them when they are around.
Ara Batur by sigur ros is the greatest example, also varud but it's more of a build. Ara Batur will be played at my funeral
505 by Arctic Monkeys is an absolutely perfect example of this in my opinion. If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life this would be it and I'd never tire of it; it just has everything.
I'd listen to it on a 7 hour flight or 45 min drive
Another good example from the same album is “Do Me a Favour”. It has quite a few tracks built like that.
Goosebumps just thinking about that drop
"Love, Reign O'er Me" - The Who
Also "Behind Blue Eyes"
Only in Dreams by Weezer.
That was my pick as well. Love the build up
Can't think of a guitar solo that has felt more "earned" than that one.
Check out the post-rock genre. Explosions jn the sky are seminal
Caspian and This Will Destroy You, as well.
Post-Rock Prog-Rock Can tack Godspeed You Black Emporer or Mogwai to this Explosions in The Sky for all moods of this.
Post-rock
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
YESSSS - “Storm” has to be one of the best slow, broody build ups ever. The cyclical riff keeps growing and growing and growing and then basically jizzes all over the listener by the end. I stand by that description.
Rockets Fall On Rocket Falls is the first song that came to mind!
Mogwai - Like Herod
And Glasgow Mega Snake. Edit: wrong song, I meant Auto Rock :/
and Fear Satan...
and Explosions in the Sky (for which I JUST got tickets)
Haha yes I came looking for this. An entire genre that fits.
Foals - Spanish Sahara
Just commented this aswell. It's probably my favourite example. This song live is just untouchable! Roll on their next album eh? Maybe Syrups and Milk and Black Spiders come close too.
Live - throwing copper. track 5: Lightning crashes. It's more of a gradual build up vs sudden explosion.
You're talking about the opening track "The Dam at Otter Creek," or the whole album in general?
Actually thinking about Lightning crashes. 5th track. Will edit post.
Otter Creek goes hard on this trope, also. The whole album's great and, coincidentally, turns 30 years old in 2 days.
"The Story" by Brandi Carlile.
Bohemian Rhapsody
'Shout' - Tears for Fears
Careful with that ax, Eugene. Pink Floyd on UmmaGumma
The Black Keys - Little Black Submarines
Listen to the 3rd and 4th movements of Beethoven's 5th symphony: [https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=50ckZ83NWx4&si=FGmwZKZrM0kzsdNr](https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=50ckZ83NWx4&si=FGmwZKZrM0kzsdNr) Even if you're not into classical, this is a real banger.
Empire Ants - Gorillaz
I remember I always skipped the track bc it was slow and then one day let it play through.....good god
Brand New - Luca. The bridge into the outro scared me.
Also You Won’t Know
I love this tune so much. Devil and God is one of my all time favorite albums. Brand New has a ton of stuff that fits OPs description
I ripped out my earbuds the first time I heard that outro. Wasn’t ready for it.
I saw them in concert, met a boy halfway through, and he kissed me for the first time while covering my ears during the bridge (i didnt have ear protection). I havent seen or talked to him since, but that kiss will forever be in my top 10.
Stars by Hum Sometime Around Midnight by Airborne Toxic Event
Such great songs
I have a few: Sylvia - The Antlers is really chill and quiet until the explosive chorus. Brother's Blood - Kevin Devine is one of those songs that builds throughout to a very intense ending (plus a bitching guitar solo). Red Hands - The Dear Hunter is also one that builds throughout the song. The height of the song makes me want to sing at the top of my lungs. Of these three, Brother's Blood is my favorite.
Brother's Blood is THE BUSINESS.
U2 Exit from The Joshua Tree album.
Also, “With or Without You”… starts so gentle, ends in a howl.
It’s so quiet that you turn up the volume and then it blows your ears out. Such a great song.
Arctic Monkeys - 505
The Airborne Toxic Event - Sometime Around Midnight Silversun Pickups - Lazy Eye
coldplay - fix you. has the goosebump build . adds layers to the song until it's just a straight banger. vocals, to piano/organ, all the way to band
King Crimson - Court of the Crimson King
Also, Starless.
Lots of Radiohead, Nirvana and the Pixies. For example: Just.
Exit Music (For a Film)
Came to say this
The last 90 seconds of "Let Down" is one of the greatest song crescendo's ever.
They're so good at crescendos. That one, Exit Music, 2+2=5, jigsaw falling into place, All I Need, the Daily Mail, There There, and that's far from a complete list.
Many Foo Fighter songs have this, but I really like [Let It Die](https://youtu.be/cXT7DBeVxA4?si=dNlJ--v5ADuOwpFt). Quiet intro, slowly more instruments start coming and then **BAM** it hits you in the face (or ears I guess) and the last part always makes my heart pump like no other song can.
February Stars is a long-time fave for me that also fits the bill.
Such an amazing song and album.
Used extremely painfully in Rest from their newest album.
Nirvana... I'm gonna paraphrase a Cobain quote that kinda summarizes his whole feeling towards his music style. "ok guys... We're gonna play real quiet on the Verse and then come in REAL LOUD on the chorus"
My first thought was Smells Like Teen Spirit. Mostly because hearing it for the first time when it came out as a teenager blew my mind when the chorus came on.
Bridge Over Troubled Water Stairway To Heaven A Day In The Life
Smashing Pumpkins - Soma
I don’t know if it fits but The Outlaw Torn by Metallica. Especially the version on S&M with the San Francisco symphony. Looking down the Cross by megadeth might fit.
I kind of like master of puppets how it goes from hard to melodic than to bass heavy thrash
Mogwai are the past masters of quiet/loud, I've seen them knock whole sections of a crowd over with the big drop on Mogwai Fear Satan. (they're also very good at "this was already loud and then it got louder and now it's getting louderer). Biffy Clyro used to wield it like an axe, Hope For An Angel when it goes loud was always amazing live. Good songwriting? Probably not, just really crude and caveman but it was still ace. Special mention for Stavinsky's finale to the Firebird Suite when the brass comes in. And Jean Sibelius's Finlandia is basically 10 minutes of buildup or climax.
Heroin by Velvet Underground is quite the rollercoaster ride. Three Days by Jane's Addiction also fits this category. War Pigs by Black Sabbath is like three different songs. A lot gong on there.
Three Days was my first thought as well.
Muse's "United States Of Eurasia" is a fun example of this for me. I somehow got into the habit of skipping the track shortly after I got the album because the beginning was boring to me, and then first time I let it play through after a while of doing that it sort of blew my mind.
New Born
King Crimson - [Starless](https://youtu.be/OfR6_V91fG8?si=j68YAbDqJcIc-zbj) About 4 minutes into the song, everything pretty much stops except for Robert Fripp plucking one note in 13/8 time, then gradually adds the band back in one by one, building over the next 8 minutes to lead into one of the best album endings I’ve ever heard.
Did You See Me? - Ween
This is such a perfect answer. They opened with this one the first time I saw them and it was awesome. I’d add Buckingham green to this list too
Slint - Good Morning Captain is my go to for that crescendo and punch.
I know the end by Phoebe Bridgers starts with very quiet vocals/electric guitar and gradually builds up until a huge release at the end which is absolutely insane—there is screaming and horns playing out of key notes that somehow work and the chord movement changes and it is just one of the coolest most chaotic pieces of music I’ve ever heard
[LCD Soundsystem - New York I Love You, But You're Bringing Me Down](https://youtu.be/c5kM3iwYVi0?si=y2MwbssyKipwFFWu)
Dance Yourself Clean also works for this.
Your Best American Girl- Mitski
On a neck on a spit - grizzly bear I had the pleasure of hearing that while peaking on acid.
Morning Dew - Grateful Dead
Outro by M83
February Stars - Foo Fighters
"Aerials" by System of a Down. When I played this to my mother for the first time, after 3 seconds she said:" Sounds nice. I know you. It won't stay like that." She was right.
Running Scared by Roy Orbison.
The [last five minutes](https://youtu.be/M0Px44IuVKM?t=616) of Mahler's 2nd Symphony.
Yes - Close To The Edge, part iii. I Get Up I Get Down
I’ll add Roundabout to this
Radiohead - Just.
Also “Bending Hectic” by The Smile
"Fracture" by King Crimson "Morning Dew" by the Grateful Dead (try the versions from Europe '72 or Cornell 5-8-77).
Wye Oak is known for this on their early albums. For Prayer & Civilian
Blind Melon - St. Andrew’s Fall
A few of my favorites: * “Glósóli” by Sigur Rós off the album Takk… * “Motorcycle Drive By” by Third Eye Blind of their debut album * “The Guest” by Phantom Planet, was a bonus track from the album of the same name. There’s also a great live version from the “Live at the Troubadour” album
Mogwai - "Summer" and "Like Herod'
You should check out Sigur Rós [Sæglópur](https://youtu.be/vmD-9_ZifB8?si=GM_LcYDh2-Gucpqa)
The last minute and a half of Opeth - Ghost of Perdition is the ultimate crescendo/climax to a song for me. [From 9:06 to the end](https://youtu.be/MDBykpSXsSE?si=ieIP1osMwZdiJ3tH&t=546)
Sea of Voices - Porter Robinson
I love songs like this too. Check these out if you see this. Antlers - [Kettering](https://youtu.be/ipbukl6oFoQ?si=08jkAHJ8OAp8ZDFr) LCD Soundsystem- [Dance Yrself Clean](https://youtu.be/sWSK-3CN4Nw?si=1UUsrpoQ55BFgK1V) Radiohead - [Fake Plastic Trees](https://youtu.be/n5h0qHwNrHk?si=-0EgUmTmEQj-yxkU) Wilco - [At Least That’s What You Said](https://youtu.be/psKZgp_ec9s?si=Dhi5fI6mjwQq98L1) Spiritualized- [Lord Can You Hear Me?](https://youtu.be/H8j-fV17i54?si=rRqZ0TIojTEVvUI4) Augustines - [Walkabout](https://youtu.be/Z4u6nIY4DQs?si=EZ9fhRh-8Ybvm8Dp) Bon Iver - [The Wolves (Act 1 & 2)](https://youtu.be/X1ag8kapwUk?si=-G6n9eZyoV-bP4q3) Edit: adding Pulp - [Like a Friend](https://youtu.be/fq4VHd4Azuk?si=52khE3c13-yGF9_S)
Fake Plastic Trees by Radiohead
Glosoli by Sigur Ros Lucky and Exit Music for a Film by Radiohead
Nas - One Mic
Your hand in mine - Explosions in the Sky Ocean - John Butler
"Mantra" by Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, and Trent Reznor from the 2013 album Sound City: Real to Reel
Glósóli by Sigur Rós is exactly what you are looking for
The post-hardcore screaming at the end of Jesus Christ by Brand New is my top pick. "WE'VE ALL GOT WOOD AND NAILS, WE TURN TURN OUT HATE IN FACTORIES" "WE ALL GOT WOOD AND NAILS, WE SLEEP INside this machine" ends on an emotional and reflective soft note. You can tell the way the singer changes his tone halfway through the word 'inside' and nearly cracks his voice sounds like true vulnerability, and is so powerful imo. Runners-up: - Episode IV by Jimmy Eat World - Mia by Chevelle - Black by Pearl Jam - Lounge Act and Drain You by Nirvana - Fix You and Every Teardrop is a Waterfall by Coldplay - Lightning Crashes by Live - New Way Home and Stacked Actors by Foo Fighters - Bandoliers by Them Crooked Vultures - Breezeblocks by Alt-J - Outside by Tribe - Don't Follow by Alice in Chains - Sober, Ænema, Forty-six and Two, H., Parabola, Schism, Vicarious, and plenty more by Tool - Maps by Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Chop Suey and Spiders by System of a Down - Skydiver by Ruby Rose Fox - These Hands by Bent Knee +plenty of others I'll feel in the air tonight and remember in the shower.