Tap the case to open it. Drag to turn it.

← All soundtracks

THE END OF EVANGELION

1997 · Anime, Movie

Komm, Susser Tod plays over the literal apocalypse and it's a breezy 70s pop ballad about wanting to die. Shiro Sagisu's End of Evangelion score might be the most emotionally violent soundtrack from the 90s. Bach's Air on the G String shows up during Third Impact like some cosmic joke about beauty and annihilation happening simultaneously.

Read more

Thanatos (If I Can't Be Yours) carries this desperate longing that fits Shinji's whole deal almost too well. The Japanese-titled tracks underneath are pure anxiety, dense orchestral dread that never lets you breathe. Then Bach's Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring appears and you just...

sit there. If you've seen the film you already know. If you haven't, the music alone will wreck you.

BUY SOUNDTRACK

27 tracks · tap a song to play it, grey ones have no video

  1. 1他人の干渉
  2. 2真夏の終演
  3. 3退行への緊急逃避
  4. 4偽りの、再生
  5. 5身代わりの侵入
  6. 7空しき流れ
  7. 9始まりへの逃避
  8. 10不安との密月
  9. 11Komm, Susser Tod - 甘き死よ、来たれ (M-10 Director's Edit Version)
  10. 12Jesus Bleibet Meine Freude - 主よ、人の望みの喜びよ
  11. 13閉塞の拡大
  12. 14夢のスキマ