Euclide

Epic melodic metal song, classic style, Mediterranean ancient atmosphere, Deep male vocal, storytelling tone, Clean guitar intro, then powerful melodic metal, Add light choirs, wind/sea ambience

Epic storytelling song with historical narration, Ancient Mediterranean atmosphere, IMPORTANT STRUCTURE: The song contains a REPEATED RITUAL REFRAIN in Ancient Greek written in phonetic Latin, This refrain MUST be repeated multiple times in the song, IMPORTANT STYLE CHANGE: The ritual refrain must be performed with harp and clarinet only, slow tempo, sacred and solemn, No electric guitars, no drums in the refrain, The Greek lines must be pronounced slowly and clearly, syllable by syllable, like a sacred initiation chant, If unclear, prioritize pronunciation accuracy over melody

Epic, metal, Start with a deep, rhythmic male chant, almost spoken, like a desert narration, then switch to a female melodic voice, Use these lyric

High-energy philosophical song with epic intensity, OVERALL MOOD: Dark, exciting, and intellectually charged, Not heroic in a classical metal sense, but tense, sharp, and visionary, VOCAL STYLE: Male voice with strong presence but NOT operatic, Clear, cutting diction, Controlled intensity, minimal vibrato, Calm on the surface, burning underneath, Think of an Italian art-rock singer with mystical authority singing over an Iron Maiden–like instrumental drive, INSTRUMENTATION: Driving rhythm inspired by heavy metal galloping bass feel, energetic drums, sharp guitars, However, avoid power-metal excess, Guitars are precise and angular, not bombastic, Contrast is essential: Verses are tense and focused, Ritual refrains slow down into sacred space with harp, clarinet, and choir, then the energy rises again, STRUCTURE: Narrative verses: single intense male voice, Ritual refrains: slow, hypnotic choir, IMPORTANT: Ancient Greek philosophical refrains written in phonetic Latin must be pron

Epic, with war like drums Male epic vocals, hard man! Only classical guitar, drum, bass, avoid other instruments Avoid pop, indie, power-metal whining vocals, The refrain “AITEMATA / ITEMATUM” must be strongly emphasized: sung as a necessary request, almost a secular prayer, The bridge represents an intellectual surrender, In the final refrain, the word “AITEMATA” must feel inevitable and definitive, with the last “AITEMATA” breaking into a desperate, almost screamed cry, Mood: war and epic

ballad, female male duet