Genres
Metal music
Dramatic, epic and energetic cinematic track featuring two epic electric cellos.
02:05
A basic rock/metal piece with cool riffs. Doesn’t steal too much attention, and works great as both content music and as a backing track! Feel free to jam along!
02:12
A classical metal piece inspired by good ol’ thrash metal with a modern sound. Simple riffs with lots of atmosphere!
02:59
“Wrath” truly makes your bones shake. A spike-wearing metal band in front of a way too loud orchestra puts this piece in one of my favorite hybrid genres. It starts of very heavy and takes a drastic turn about 2/3 in. This piece definitely works great with epic content.
04:10
Famous Christmas music with a twist! A lot of distortion, cool riffs and weird time signatures. A rendition of the music we all know, in a style that will take a while to forget. Use this to spice up your Christmas content!
01:27
"The prefix pseudo- (from Greek ψευδής, pseudes, "lying, false") is used to mark something that superficially appears to be (or behaves like) one thing, but is something else. Subject to context, pseudo may connote coincidence, imitation, intentional deception, or a combination thereof." This has nothing to do with the song. I just thought it was a cool word.
04:59
Alexander Nakarada
Jokull - Metal Version
Cinematic Contemporary Experimental Folk Metal 10 103 1774
Starts of with acoustic guitar and a very interesting chord progression with lovely melodies. After about 1,5 minute everything takes of, and becomes a very cinematic metal piece with fantastic melodies inspired by some of the greatest Scandinavian metal bands. The last part is also really cool. I hope you get there. Parts can be excluded if you only want parts of the song.
04:05
Fun fact about this piece. It was actually based on the sound of a huge machine on a construction site near my house. The banging sound you hear in the beginning is an actual audio recording of this machine. It was pounding like that every single day for months. Drove me insane enough to write this music.
03:14
Just a really, really heavy metal instrumental. It has a lot of really cool riffs for when metal is needed. Parts can also be cut out if you like them better than others.
05:17
A re-creation of a really old track, with a metal twist. I’m not sure I even have the old version anymore. This piece has a lot of Scandinavian elements and melodies. All baked into one epic cinematic metal piece.
04:44
Circuits is a progressive metal piece with so many different riffs and sequences. If you're looking for royalty free progressive metal, I think you're guaranteed to find what you're looking for somewhere in this track. Everything is improvised "on-the-go" and there's no legitimate story here. Just a long line of awesome, heavy riffs ready to blow your mind.
05:49
Inspired by some of my favorite Scandinavian metal bands, Origin is a track with lots of cool melodic progressions. The distorted guitars, the pounding drum, and the punchy bass. Together they make total epicness.
04:12
Even though my opinion is in fact worthless, this might be the best metal piece I've ever written. A huge diversity of bangin' riffs, in strange tempo signatures and "unnatural" transitions. If you haven’t tried putting metal music to your content, try it now! You might find that people love it (because they do, and they should)
05:52
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