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🔥 AXAXC – The Great Wars (Full Album SoundCloud Drop)

"The Great Wars” is AXAXC’s most powerful and cinematic project to date — a brutal, orchestral metal odyssey through the true stories, ghosts, and iron of World War I and II.

🎖️ Top tracks to begin with:

- “Spymaster Garbo” – Espionage in fire
- "Blitzkrieg Skies" – Cold, brutal domination (feat. Art of War - Upcoming Album)
- “Normandy Dawn” – Anthem of liberation
- “Atomic Ashes (Hiroshima)” – The haunting aftermath
- “The War to End All Wars” – Our closing vow of peace through pain

This album is a war chronicle told through sound: each track is a battlefield, each scream a fallen soldier, each chorus a resurrection of courage, betrayal, and resilience.

With melodic deathcore breakdowns, symphonic fire, and haunting ambience, we honor the past while holding a mirror to the present. This is not just history — this is testimony.

🎧 Tracklist:
- Spymaster Garbo – Espionage, dual identity, deception
- Trenches of Somme – Brutality and brotherhood in WWI
- Blitzkrieg Skies – Chaos of aerial warfare and Nazi firestorms
- Operation Barbarossa – Hitler’s betrayal of Stalin and the brutal Eastern Front
- Stalingrad (Frozen Blood) – Siege, survival, and frozen resolve
- Normandy Dawn – The anthem of D-Day, courage on the beaches
- Kamikaze Winds – Desperation, honor, and the fall from the skies
- Battle of the Bulge – Final German assault, American defiance
- Atomic Ashes (Hiroshima) – Aftermath and moral reckoning in Japan
- The War to End All Wars – A vow of remembrance, irony, and hope

✍️Collective!
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📲 Tag us @AxAxCOfficial and let us know your war cry.

📌 Tags:
#symphonicmetal #orchestralmetal #WWII #WWI #cinematicmetal #militantdrums #epicchoir #gothic #industrial #deathcore #melodicmetal #historicalmetal #war #conceptalbum #trenchmetal #bombasticorchestration #screamo

Operation Barbarossa

Louis Tomlinson - Miss You

Niall Horan covering Fool's Gold with a beautiful echo effect added to make the song even more beautiful.

Niall Horan - Fool's Gold (Beautiful Echo Effect)

The Man

The Man (Live From Paris)

Following the international success of his 2020 debut album, Walls, which has sold over 1.2 million copies, Louis Tomlinson is back with his new record, Faith In The Future. On his ambitious second effort, the 30-year-old has carefully created a collection of songs designed for the live environment while simultaneously taking his artistry to new heights.

"Before lockdown, that phrase just spoke to me," Tomlinson says of the album title. "I had the idea that I'd like to name the album this, then everything happened in the world, and I tweeted out the title one day. I felt this magnetism towards it, and the longer I lived with it, I decided that's what it is now."

One consolatory factor of the pandemic was it gave Tomlinson an extended break for the first time in his career since joining One Direction as an 18-year-old. He meticulously took his time to perfect Faith In The Future and was helped by collaborators such as Rob Harvey, Dan Grech (The Killers, The Vaccines, Halsey), Nico Rebscher (Alice Merton), Joe Cross (Courteeners), and Hurts frontman Theo Hutchcraft.

On Faith In The Future, Tomlinson shows off his multi-faceted songwriting capabilities while still being distinctly authentic across the entirety of the genre-spanning record, which exudes confidence at every turn. Louis has never been more assured artistically, and he has every right to be after uncompromisingly expanding his wings and evolving on his head-turning new outing.