Thomas Bergersen discography
artist discography
This is the discography of Thomas J. Bergersen, a composer whose music has been used in trailers of Hollywood blockbusters such as Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, Star Trek, Star Trek Into Darkness, Interstellar and many others.
Discography
Volume 1
Shadows and Nightmares
Dynasty
All Drums Go To Hell
Nemesis
Pathogen
Dreams & Imaginations
Legend
Ashes
The Devil Wears Nada
Power of Darkness
Invincible
The Human Experience (Music from the Motion Picture)
Illumina
Illusions
Archangel
Nero
Two Steps From Heaven (Heaven Anthology)
SkyWorld
Burn
Classics Volume One
Miracles
Colin Frake on Fire Mountain
Open Conspiracy
Amaria
Sun
Battlecry
Classics Volume Two
Vanquish
Unleashed
American Dream
Dragon
Seven
Neon Nights
Daybreak
Myth
Humanity
Humanity is an ongoing series of seven albums created by Norwegian composer Thomas J. Bergersen, of Two Steps from Hell fame; his third through ninth solo studio albums, described as an "evolution" of the preceding Illusions (2011) and Sun (2014).
The seven "chapters" each relate musically to a different theme regarding the "ranges of human emotion and history". Bergersen began work on the series in 2014. After six years of development, the first chapter was released in July 2020. The subsequent albums have been released in intervals of several months. Six of the seven chapters have been released as of July 2026.
The series artwork was designed by Sam Hayles.
Chapter I
The first album, Chapter I, was released on 1 July 2020. Its theme is freedom.
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