This track fires like a test flight over Mojave. Guitar and alto sax trade a crab canon hook that mirrors itself forward and backward, so the melody feels clever without losing punch. Verses lock to palindromic drum cells that read the same both ways, while the hats and snare keep popping on the and of two and the and of four to drive the groove. When the chorus hits, everything straightens into a big anthem you can shout with. Lyrically it salutes Charles Yeager, the orange bullet, and the first shock of a sonic boom, then dives back into the mirrored riff for the break and solo. It is precise, aggressive, and built to sound like motion itself.

Chuck yeager

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Forged in fire and wired for war, Synth Berserker is not just a sound—it’s a declaration.
Blending cinematic power, Viking fury, outlaw grit, and battle-scarred poetry, Synth Berserker smashes through genre walls with the force of a warhammer. From Norse chant to disco heartbreak, pagan country to searing metal, every track is a weapon—each lyric a curse, a blessing, or both.

Born of myth and rebellion, Synth Berserker channels divine wrath, betrayed honor, and untamed emotion into songs that strike deep and leave scars.

Genres: Norse folk, metal, cinematic country, outlaw country, country rock, soft/country rock, rock, Blues Rock, and disco-infused power ballads
Signature sound: crushing drums, soaring melodies, fierce vocals, and an unrelenting spirit

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