The Grind

Bright F# major stadium rock at 135 BPM, pairing a four-on-the-floor kick with distorted guitar riffs and synth layers over driving bass. The shortest, most advert-ready cue here: a confident, victorious lift built for a fast cut that lands on a logo. Suits youth-skewed lifestyle and sports footage.

Slow, dirty 80 BPM swagger rock in D, built on a grimy electric guitar riff, heavy drums and bass with piano adding a rustic edge. Struts rather than sprints — attitude and menace over speed, with room in the groove for dialogue or narration.

Mid-tempo 100 BPM E minor riff rock with a steady 4/4 kick, synth layers and gritty guitar over solid bass. Darker and more purposeful than the album's faster cues, with a confident forward push suited to build-and-launch edits.

Fast, fun 148 BPM E minor riff rock stripped back to drums, electric guitar and bass — no synth gloss, just a feel-good garage-band charge. Two minutes of loose, cocky energy for lighter, more playful action footage.

A tight 90-second G minor stadium rocker at 140 BPM with pounding 4/4 kick, synth layers and distorted guitar riffs. Cut to advert length and squarely competitive in tone — the most "kickoff" of the set, ending on a hard landing.

Urgent 150 BPM E minor riff rock with a relentless 4/4 kick, synths and layered electric guitars over driving bass. Reads as pursuit and pressure rather than celebration, holding a high plateau across nearly two minutes.

Heavy, half-time 70 BPM E minor groove — the slowest cue on the album — with a swaggering guitar riff, thick bass, big drums and synth underlay. All attitude and weight, ideal for slow-motion footage and hero shots.

The title cue: 78 BPM in G#m, a compact 1:37 of drums, bass and riff-led electric guitar with no synth sweetening. Grinding and unhurried, its darker key giving it the most menacing tone in the collection.

The fastest track here at 175 BPM in F# minor, a punk-leaning charge of live drums, distorted guitar, bass and synth layers. Frantic and headlong across 2:20, with sustained flat-out intensity for the most extreme footage.

Relaxed 90 BPM E minor riff rock for drums, electric guitar and bass, leaning feel-good and fun rather than aggressive. A loose mid-tempo strut with space between the hits, good for narration or a scene that needs cool without urgency.