Pure music with a suspenseful and terrifying atmosphere includes "X-Files Theme", "Requiem For A Tower", and "Lost Rivers".

1. "X-Files Theme":

"X-Files Theme" is the theme song of The X-Files.

"The X-Files" (English: The X-Files) is an American television science fiction series famous around the world in the 1990s, produced by Chris Carter. The first season premiered on FOX on September 10, 1993, and ended after 9 seasons on May 19, 2002; a movie of the same name was filmed in 1998, and in 2008, the TV version ended 6 years later and was filmed again. Another movie of the same name. The series was a commercial success and a critical acclaim, immediately attracting a large and die-hard fan base.

2. "Requiem For A Tower":

This song "Requiem for a tower" first appeared in the 2000 movie "Requiem for a Dream". This song appeared again in the promotional video of "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" in 2002, and was officially renamed "Requiemforatower", becoming a remix, making it even more majestic.

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It got out of hand and was quoted in a large number of trailers, advertisements and TV films, and has exceeded the boundaries of movies. The Escala band that performs this song is composed of four talented girls. These four talented, dedicated and well-trained girls all studied at London's prestigious conservatory and later became professional classical performers with superb skills.

The Dazhong violin performance was magnificent, majestic and shocking to the soul. The low hum at the beginning is quiet and slightly sad, and then the rhythm and melody gradually rise. 50 seconds later, it enters the atmospheric climax, with tense rhythm and powerful melody, and the aura is instantly lifted.

When I listen to it, my heart seems to be constantly being hit, my blood is boiling, and I can’t stop the domineering force. The trumpet of victory is about to sound. Keep at it, keep at it for a while, your expectations are about to come true, tell yourself never to give up, you must be on the road to control your future.

3. "Lost Rivers":

"Lost Rivers" by Shanko Natchiak is more than seven minutes long and has no instrumental music, no lyrics, and no melody. It is completely a woman's roar. Most people cannot listen to it for 10 seconds. The terrifying limit of human voice has made her famous all over the world.

But if you think that Shanko will only scare the world with her hellish voice, you are underestimating this old lady. Heaven in one second, hell in the next. Some people say that nirvana and freedom can be heard in Shankou.