Empyre Ends Here

Epic cinematic guitar intro for a dark concept album, Slow build with ambient textures, deep distorted guitars, low-end rumble, and melancholic lead melody, No vocals, Starts with atmospheric wind and distant guitar hum, then builds tension with sliding power chords and a haunting minor-key theme, Style: Tool, Amenra, post-metal, ambient sludge, Ideal length: 60–90 seconds, Title: Ashfall Overture

Genre: Heavy Metal / Epic Metal Tempo: 90–120 BPM (mid-tempo groove, steady and heavy) Mood: Majestic, dark, tragic, powerful Vocal Style: Clean vocals sung with emotion and intensity Deep and powerful delivery, hymn-like in the chorus No growling or screaming, but serious emotional weight Instruments: Distorted guitars with melodic leads and harmonized layers Guitar solo section (emotional, expressive, builds toward final chorus) Deep bass following the rhythm guitars Live drums – heavy toms, steady groove, big snare hits No synths or electronics – purely live instrumentation Optional ambient intro (clean guitar) that builds into full power Structure: Intro – clean guitar or ambient texture Verse 1 – low tension, dark tone Pre-Chorus – rhythmic lift Chorus – epic, layered vocals Verse 2 – same or slightly heavier Pre-Chorus Chorus 2 – doubled backing vocals Guitar Solo – melodic

Genre: Heavy Metal Tempo: ~160–170 BPM Mood: Defiant, powerful, angry but focused Vocal Style: Clean vocals sung with grit and passion Powerful, mid-ranged voice — dominant in the mix Shouted lines in the breakdown, but no growling or screaming Instrument Style: 100% live band sound – NO electronic instruments or synths Distorted electric guitars (drop D), chuggy and rhythmic Bass follows the riff with grit Live drums – punchy kick, crashing cymbals, groovy toms Add guitar feedback or pick slides between parts No artificial FX or processing — raw and real Structure: Guitar intro — heavy, mid-tempo groove Verse – rhythmic, builds tension Chorus – big, singable, hymn-like Verse 2 – deeper anger Chorus 2 – more layered vocals Breakdown – stomping riff + shouted lines Final chorus – full energy Outro – ringing guitars fade to silence

heavy metal, groove metal, live instruments, angry clean vocals, powerful vocal mix, no synths, guitar-driven, intense energy, breakdown

Raw and aggressive nu-metal with down-tuned electric guitars (drop A), heavy distorted riffs, fast double-kick acoustic drums, and harsh screamed vocals, No electronic elements – only real instruments: guitars, bass, acoustic drums, and vocals, Slow, spoken intro sets a dark tone, followed by explosive, high-energy verses and brutal, chant-style choruses, Features breakdowns, tempo shifts, and a violent, Genre: Nu-metal / metalcore / hardcore No synths, No pads, No electronic effects, Just raw power, no echo

A dark, emotionally charged rock song with clean singing and intense dynamics, Starts with a melancholic verse, builds into a powerful chorus, and ends with a massive metal breakdown featuring harsh vocals and heavy guitars, No electronic filters or synths – just real instruments: distorted guitars, bass, drums, and raw vocals

A powerful modern metal/rock song with emotional angry build-up and explosive energy, Starts with ambient clean guitar and soft vocals, slowly rising into punchy drums, heavy riffs, and soaring melodic choruses, Features a dramatic bridge and an intense metal breakdown with scream and growled vocals, The song explores themes of inner struggle, defiance, and rebirth — with a fire-driven climax, ‑metalcore, ‑alt-metal, ‑emotional, ‑powerful, ‑dramatic, ‑cinematic, ‑breakdown, ‑ambient intro, ‑dark, ‑anthemic

Genre: Heavy Metal / Alternative Metal Tempo: 80–120 BPM (starts slow, builds up in chorus) Mood: Dark, determined, emotional, powerful Vocal Style: Clean vocals with grit and passion Starts almost whispered or low, grows into a raw, powerful delivery No screaming, but intensity increases through the track Ideal for a strong, expressive voice Instrumentation: Drop-tuned distorted guitars (slow palm-muted riffs at the start, faster chorus riffing) Thick bass following the main riff No electronic sounds or synths – live-band feel, dark and earthy Bridge includes a heavy breakdown with shouting and gritty distortion Structure: Slow intro with clean guitar and vocals Verse – building tension Pre-chorus – darker, spoken or rhythmically sung Chorus – melodic, full-band impact Verse 2 – heavier Breakdown/Bridge – stomping, emotional