
Wolf Series
The Wolf series — songs on pack life: ambition, belonging, survival, and legacy. Wild, fierce, and deeply human.
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9 songs
7:33

A Maiden Fine
v4.5-all
Folk Metal Ballad, Melancholic, Orchestral, Piano Intro and Outro, Storytelling Vocals, Mid-tempo, B Minor, Emotional Build-up, Soaring Chorus, Cinematic, Piano Intro: E-Flat, G, F, F, A-Flat, C, [short pause] E-Flat, G, F, F, A-Flat, C, [short pause] E-Flat, G, F, F, A-Flat, C, E-Flat, The first time the chorus it's sung, it could be a mournful acoustic melody, After Verse 7, when she returns and they sweep away rivals, the chorus could swell with full orchestration (strings and heavy percussion) to signal her triumph and the pack's new strength
6:39

Sanctuary of Shadows
v4.5-all
Atmospheric Metal in B minor, Primary Chord Progression
The core progression used during the violin's main theme (Intro and Interludes) is:
B minor (Bm), G major (G), D major (D), A major (A), While the Bm – G – D – A loop dominates the atmosphere, there is a specific turnaround used at the end of the intro and verse phrases to transition into new sections:
F# major (F#) – At the end of the intro (approx, 0:32) and after Verse 1 the progression moves to an F# major chord, Guitars layer tremolo picking and chilling dissonance, drums blast and surge, Solo varies progression with agile phrasing, The refrain surges as a woman’s strong, haunted vocal pierces the soundscape, contrasting the dense instrumentation
4:05

Sanctuary of Shadows
v4.5-all
Shoegaze and metal
Use C Minor and D-F-A-flat-C-A-flat-F chord progression
Use that especially for the spoken word outro together with a violine
4:52

4:31

Mix of Dark Jazz, Dark Nordic Folk with a hint of Americana, Flute playing B♭4 — B♭4 — C5 — G4 — A♭4 — G4 — F4 — E♭4 — F4 — G4 — A♭4 — B♭4 — E♭5 — D5 — C5 — B♭4 — A♭4 — G4 — F4 — G4 — E♭4 — E♭4 — E♭4, Underlining piano playing E♭3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — G3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — F3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — B♭2 — G3 — E♭3 — A♭2 — E♭3 — C3 — G3 — B♭2 — F3 — E♭2 — B♭1, Violine theme B♭3 — E♭4 — G4 (hold each note as a sustained tone rather than arpeggiated)
5:19

Lessons
v5
Mix of Dark Jazz, Dark Nordic Folk with a hint of Americana, Flute playing B♭4 — B♭4 — C5 — G4 — A♭4 — G4 — F4 — E♭4 — F4 — G4 — A♭4 — B♭4 — E♭5 — D5 — C5 — B♭4 — A♭4 — G4 — F4 — G4 — E♭4 — E♭4 — E♭4, Underlining piano playing E♭3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — G3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — F3 — B♭2 — E♭3 — B♭2 — G3 — E♭3 — A♭2 — E♭3 — C3 — G3 — B♭2 — F3 — E♭2 — B♭1, Violine theme B♭3 — E♭4 — G4 (hold each note as a sustained tone rather than arpeggiated), ‑Pop
5:23

Congregation of Wolves
v4.5-all
Mix of shoegaze and atmospheric metal in A Minor, Melancholic intro featuring a D-F-A-flat-C-A-flat-F chord progression played only by a saxophone, End with the saxophone again, Repeat the saxophone theme throughout the song and add a sharp F# major turnaround later, Transition into high-intensity Melodic Death Metal with tremolo-picked guitars (a bit melodic) and a bit less aggressive blast beat drumming, High contrast between but simple saxophone and the distortion, Outro spoken in a deep, cracking voice over the noise that gets more quite, Solos not too long
4:46

Neoclassical Gothic Metal in B Minor, Melancholic solo violin intro and outro featuring a Bm – G – D – A progression with a sharp F# major turnaround, Transition into high-intensity Melodic Death Metal with tremolo-picked dissonant guitars and aggressive blast beat drumming, Strong, haunted female operatic vocals pierce through a dense, cold soundscape, Mid-tempo verses leading into a soaring, epic refrain, Lyical themes of "iron frost" and "ruined churches", High contrast between elegant violin and crushing distortion
5:13

Congregation of Wolves
v4.5-all
Mix of shoegaze and atmospheric metal in A Minor, Melancholic intro and outro featuring a D-F-A-flat-C-A-flat-F chord progression played only by a saxophone, Repeat that theme throughout the song and add a sharp F# major turnaround later, Transition into high-intensity Melodic Death Metal with tremolo-picked guitars (a bit melodic) and a bit less aggressive blast beat drumming, High contrast between but simple saxophone and the distortion, Outro spoken in a deep, rasping shout over the nosie that gets more quite, Solos not too long


