Two Steps From Hell
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Discography
Humanity: Songs for Ukraine2022
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Myth2022
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Chaos Theory2020
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Dragon2019
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Legend Anthology2019
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Trapstar2018
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Illumina Anthology2018
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Battlecry Anthology2017
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Nero Anthology2017
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Heaven Anthology2017
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Power of Darkness Anthology2017
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Unleashed2017
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Vanquish2016
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Battlecry2015
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Quarantine2014
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Solaris2013
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Orion2013
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SkyWorld2012
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Halloween2012
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Faction2011
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Archangel2011
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Dreams & Imaginations Anthology2010
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Sinners2010
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Invincible2010
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Two Steps From Hell2009
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Groups
- Nick Phoenixcurrent
- Thomas Bergersencurrent
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Identifiers & aliases
Two Steps from Hell was an American production music company based in Los Angeles. It was founded in 2006 by Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix, a pair of composers born in Norway and England, respectively. They created the company to make trailer music demos to be circulated exclusively within the movie advertising industry for the purpose of licensing, and were partnered with Extreme Music, which handled licensing arrangements. The duo were among the most successful in their field, having supplied background tracks for thousands of film trailers and TV commercials. They composed separately but released their creations together. Typically, their music was orchestral and choral based, but with modern complements and structured similar to pop songs. The stentorian nature of their works led the frequent use of a contemporary label, "epic music", to define their style.
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