The album's title cue and its fastest, most propulsive entry: 110 BPM in D, driving trailer drums and distorted synth patterns pushed by risers into hard impacts. It reads as the full-throttle action reel rather than the slow-burn setup, ending on a back-end slam.
At 66 BPM in G minor this is the slowest and heaviest cue on the set, built on drones, distortion and huge half-time trailer drums that hit like footfalls. The title's funereal quality suits aftermath and dystopian reveal footage before the final impact lands.
The longest cue here at 3:15, in B flat minor at 93 BPM, giving room for a full trailer arc from ominous drone bed through building percussion to a slamming back end. Its extra length makes it the best fit when a spot needs several escalating acts rather than one hit.
A 77 BPM cue in B minor whose title points at a groove-then-drop shape: synth pattern and drone atmosphere leading into slamming distorted drums. Mid-weight and futuristic, useful where a spot needs one clear turn rather than continuous action.
73 BPM in A minor, a slow ominous build across 2:49 whose low-to-high title implies a wide dynamic sweep from drone and sparse percussion up to massive drums and impact. Suits footage that starts in bleak stillness and climbs to a reveal.