Metal Bangers

A mid-fast E minor metal cue built on a distorted guitar riff, driving bass and kit drums reinforced with trailer drums and percussion hits. The title's challenge-throwing attitude suits a cue that stays combative front to back across its two and a half minutes.

The slowest-but-heaviest end of the album's fast material at 135bpm in A minor, letting the riff sit in a stomping, chest-punch groove rather than a blur. Distorted guitars, bass and trailer drums drive a short, confrontational two-and-a-half-minute build.

Fast 168bpm E minor hybrid metal with a relentless riff, hammering bass and big trailer-drum reinforcement. At nearly three minutes it has room for escalation, suiting sustained brawl or chase footage rather than a short sting.

Unusually for this set it sits in a major key (D) at 145bpm, giving the distorted guitars and trailer drums a brighter, more triumphant aggression. Nearly three minutes of pedal-down riffing with a defiant, victorious feel.

Guitar-forward 169bpm cue in F minor where the title points squarely at lead shredding over pounding drums, bass and trailer percussion. Dark key and near-three-minute length make it the most menacing of the fast tracks.

The longest cue on the set at just over three minutes, 166bpm in D# minor, with the title implying a breakdown-driven shape rather than one flat wall of riff. Heavy distorted guitars, bass and trailer drums carry the dynamic swings.

A punk-fast 186bpm A minor charge with blistering distorted guitars, driving bass and trailer-drum impacts. Reckless, out-of-control energy that fits footage of wipeouts, wrecks and things going badly wrong at speed.

Near-thrash tempo at 190bpm in E minor, three minutes of snarling riffs, machine-gun drums and trailer percussion. Pure swagger and intimidation, best over face-offs, entrances and staredowns.

The fastest and shortest cue here — 219bpm in A minor, a blast-tempo metal sprint of distorted guitar, bass and pummelling drums with trailer-drum weight. Two and a half minutes of flat-out momentum with no let-up.

At 127bpm this is the slowest and most deliberate track on the album, an E minor mid-tempo stomp where trailer drums and low distorted guitar carry the weight instead of speed. Its marching, conquering feel suits build-up and arrival footage more than chase.