Dernières nouvelles de la peste

A hard rock song in E minor at 120 bpm with a driving rhythm section featuring a distorted electric guitar, bass guitar, and drums, The song structure includes an intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, and outro, The guitar plays a prominent role with heavy riffs and a melodic solo, The bass provides a solid foundation with a consistent eighth-note pattern, The drums feature a strong backbeat and fills that drive the song's energy, Vocals are male, delivered with a powerful, slightly raspy tone, and include spoken word sections and ad-libs, Production elements include heavy distortion on guitars, a tight drum mix, and a clear vocal presence, The overall feel is aggressive and energetic

Medieval troubadour piece, mostly instrumental then choir enters for the finale, lute, archaic string instrument quartet, medieval brass section, plague striking a city, people ignore the signs but the rats die, rats worth nothing but soon human will die

brutal death metal, 90's, polished sound quality, clinical, slam death metal, pig squeal, one very quick song, vocals fast spitting pace, fastest as possible, no chorus, just 3 large verses, clinical, raw, no figure of style, just clinical description of symptoms and conditions of death, ‑deathcore, ‑melodic

Black metal, 90's, norvegian black metal, medieval english accent, male vocals represent the noble fleeing the plague, female vocals represent death warning

Blackened 90's death metal, guttural brutal death metal vocals

Doom medieval royal blend, 14th century with Doom metal instrumentation support

Doom metal, death metal, mid tempo, Dancing medieval sephardic chant

Doom metal, death metal, mid tempo, crispy sound quality, royal sentence, last survivor speech, dread, horror, sephardic chants