Habaton

Mid-tempo power metal with a marching rhythm and powerful drive, Rhythm guitars play tight, chugging palm-muted riffs in sync with a dominant, bright synth wall (synth pad layer), creating a unified and modern sound, The guitar does not lead with melodies but reinforces the rhythmic and harmonic weight alongside the synths, The atmosphere is heroic and militant, The vocals are performed by a gritty baritone male singer with a steady, forceful delivery and limited vocal range, staying mostly in the mid to low register, His tone is commanding, chesty, and slightly raspy, with no high-pitched melodies or soaring lines, Gang vocals are used for emphasis in the chorus, The vocal performance should feel weighty and grounded, like a battle chant more than a melodic showcase, The chorus should be anthemic and easy to chant, Lead guitar lines, if present, are minimal and secondary to the core riff structure, Focus on heavy riff-and-synth unison and simple, driving arrangements

Heavy metal with a mid-tempo march rhythm, pounding drums, and sharp, palm-muted guitar riffs, Thick, layered synth walls dominate the background like artillery fire, creating an epic and cinematic atmosphere, Vocals are deep, steady, and commanding — not overly melodic, but rhythmically tight and bold, Occasional chanted backing vocals add battlefield intensity, Include a dramatic spoken bridge and a triumphant, slow-burning final chorus, Style matches iconic war-themed metal

Epic heavy metal with strong military march rhythm, Mid-to-fast tempo, Powerful male lead vocals with commanding, heroic delivery, Massive choir backing vocals in chorus sections, Heavy distorted guitars, galloping rhythm, steady double-kick drums, Cinematic atmosphere, war-themed, triumphant and dramatic, Clear verse–chorus structure with a spoken bridge and instrumental break, ‑Pop, ‑EDM, ‑Trap, ‑Hip-hop, ‑Lo-fi, ‑Jazz, ‑Blues, ‑Funk, ‑Ambient, ‑Progressive metal, ‑Death metal, ‑Black metal