Metal DNB (hybrid drum and bass with heavy riffs)

[jevgenis]

Hi all!

I'm new to this forum.
And as some form of introduction, here's one of my hybrid tracks released earlier this year.
Let me know does this high-octane genre crossbreed work for you
https://soundcloud.com/transiberian/tra ... etaltronic

[enroe]

Welcome, jev! It’s great to have you here at KVR – this is a truly
diverse community.

"Transiberian": A strong song — rhythmically driven by eighth notes.
I would say "urban metal". The deep vocals are expressive and carry
the song. Where can I read the lyrics?

Overall, brilliantly done — a fantastic debut!

[jevgenis]

Thank you for the feedback!

Where can I read the lyrics?

TranSiberian - Metaltronic

Metaltronic rise
Metaltronic rise
Metaltronic rise
Metaltronic rise

Riffage tearing through the neon sky,
Distortion teeth bite the midnight wire.
Heavy guitars like thunder in my chest,
Sub bass shaking bones, no time to rest.

Heartbeat syncs to the breakbeat code,
Strings of steel and circuits overload.
Build the tension, tighten every wire,
We ignite the fuse, feed the fire.

Drop the riff — let the skyline break,
Drop the bass — make the concrete quake,
Drop the beat — metal and machine collide,
Drop the night — feel the surge inside.

Wired riffs cascade in a chrome cascade,
Fingers bleed on frets of a digital blade.
808 thunder, guitars in a chokehold,
Razor harmonics cut the silence cold.

Glitch the signal, warp the melody,
Rust and chrome in perfect symmetry.
Echoes of the pit, neon-lit decay,
We ride the storm where the circuits play.

Step in the pit, feel the pulse of the city,
Iron in my veins, rhythm raw and gritty.
Kick-snare marching, distortion in my speech,
Sub-bass sermons, lessons that we teach.
Riff by riff we rewrite the skyline,
Metaltronic doctrine, rhythm and design.
No surrender, only surge and climb,
Drop after drop, we fracture time.

Metaltronic rise — repeat with growl and harmonies,
Metaltronic rise — layered vox and synth replies,
Metaltronic rise — let the riffage multiply,
Metaltronic rise — until the last lights die.

Fading feedback, last sub-bass sigh,
Guitars go quiet under a static sky.
One last echo, one last iron cry,
Metaltronic dreams refuse to die.

[Hipster Bales]

Hi all!

I'm new to this forum.
And as some form of introduction, here's one of my hybrid tracks released earlier this year.
Let me know does this high-octane genre crossbreed work for you
https://soundcloud.com/transiberian/tra ... etaltronic

The instrumental reminds me of Pendulum a little bit