Cryoshell featuring Tine Midtgaard. Recorded at Hansen Studios by Jacob Hansen. Kasper Søderlund on all guitars and bass. Mikkel Maltha on all keyboards and programming. Martin Pagaard on drums. Song composed by Mikkel Maltha.
I had no idea that this song was used for Hero Factory, nor did I know that franchise had such a cult following. It's cool though that the energy from the Bionicle commercials found its way to something else. Also this song is a banger
This is actually the first song I've seen from this band, from this song of hero factory and other songs for bionicle. This band will always be in my heart.
All of their songs are of such high quality, it just shows you how hard it can be to gain recognition in the music industry. Doesn't matter how good you sound :(
I'm so glad to see Cryoshell come back. I was introduced by BIONICLE honestly, but I love their music so I keep coming back to them. I can't wait to see what you have in store for us!
Bionicle is what formed Cryoshell originally. If you found them in 2007 (Barraki/Mahri year), great! "Creeping in My Soul" was performed by them that year and was meant to be a single by a band from Advance (LEGO's advertising people) called "Cryoshell". They were formed to do one song for Bionicle videos. It got over 30 million downloads in its release month. That video is what formed Cryoshell, and its success with Bionicle fans is why we still have this great band today. If you're like me and you found them in 2008, they were still Bionicle-exclusive. It wasn't until 2010 when Bionicle ended that Cryoshell was given the boot and it was assumed by LEGO that they would disband. Instead, they've been on Danish TV, have two RU-vid channels, and have released a very successful album. And now, as a result of their popularity not just with Bionicle fans but worldwide fans of the band alone (originally meant just for Bionicle), LEGO has brought them back to perform for Hero Factory. So don't feel like a dishonest fan if you found them through Bionicle- you and I are some of Cryoshell's EARLIEST fans!!
@@gellog0530To be fair some of the biggest franchises have unsatisfying ends for a huge number of reasons. Pretty hard to write and implement a satisfying ending, especially when you're limited to what a child-friendly toy company says you can make. Hero Factory had huge potential in its story and design to convey a lot more and you can tell it's somewhat satirical in nature, even the whole "We build heroes" tagline. The super passionate people behind Bionicle knew that to write a good story, they were going to have to get around what LEGO was telling them they can't do (eg. Templar's MNOG and Metru animations, story/book writers and other games and other cinematics), and that led to some of the most memorable scenes in Bionicle's history. Unfortunately towards the end of G1, LEGO became less lenient on their rules and I think Hero Factory and G2 lost their appeal due to this.
Who are they to patronize? Who is gonna sympathize? Come on Cries are caving in the skies Walls prepare to paralyze the pain Machines begin to mobilize A systematic override, come on The temperature begins to rise Impossible to feel Break out Acceleration of fear Break out From screams that no one can hear Break out Acceleration of fear Break out From screams that no one can hear I scout for phantoms in the night The mercy game of wrong and right, come on I calculate the sound of fright Someone's gonna pay break out Acceleration of fear Break out (break away, break away...) From screams that no one can hear (Away) break out Acceleration of fear Break out (break away, break away...) From screams that no one can hear Away Break away, break away, break away Away Break away, break away, break away break out Acceleration of fear Break out (break away, break away...) From screams that no one can hear (Away) break out Acceleration of fear Break out (break away, break away...) From screams that no one can hear (Break out)
Hero factory's soundtrack slaps *HARD* And the Animated series and toys themselves strike me as something that people mocked/hated when it first came out, but will possibly be revered as a classic in a few years time. Except Invasion from below. Cool toys with a neat premise, but the short sucked. Nobody had their original voice and their replacements just sounded like they were belting their lines out just to get them done, like, hardly any emotion at all.
#Samich look the hero factory TV series was great and toy line was great, and even the music was great, don't you understand what stuff hero factory did right
@@oreofoxgamerx6028 The TV series was okay. The music was good. The toy line was meh. The only thing that Hero Factory really had going for it in sets is more robust pieces and designs, but they definitely went the simpler route.
People hated it because it replaced Bionicle, and it was pretty simplistic compared to that series in terms of lore, characters, and merchandise. The kids who grew up with HF are now old enough to voice their opinions on the series. Being the target demographic for both of them when they were both producing content I can't speak for everyone. Not to mention the Bionicle reboot came after, which alienated both camps
I miss hero factory… I’m gonna make a fan fiction of the hero factory from rise of the rookies to my ending called. The Last Stand. Heroes to the Core!
this a different turn for them, from the rock in their debut album to a pop-like tone in this song. on another note, i would REALLY LOVE to have Lore and Tine be co-lead vocals, when Lore comes back.
Wait! If we're just getting this video now and the actual song has been out on iTunes for two months now, why did we get the video for the new version of Gravity Hurts before this video and it isn't even out on iTunes yet? I IS CONFUSE!!!!!
She is still part of the band. shes just taking a break for a while to take care of her kid. And even if she quit for good, She'll always be a part of Cryoshell. Just not physically
Midtgaard is a really good substitute for the vocalist. This song(or at least this version of it) seems to have some new instrumental elements. But its still good. Just like all Cryoshell songs.
I so very miss christine lorentzen as a singer :( maybe you guys can bring her back aboard along with ms. tine? although i must admit tine sounds spectacular and makes a good singer for cryoshell. im glad that my favorite band is good at finding talent :3
They officially came back last year and are working on their 2nd album, Next To Machines, and already released 4 singles this year: An Orchestral Version of Gravity Hurts, a cover of Nature Boy, renamed Nature Girl, and two original songs called Don't Look Down and Slipping.
