Sentences with phrase «metal guitar riffs»

The heavy metal guitar riffs and thudding drums that go in hand - in - hand with BattleTanx: Global Assault's dystopian and apocalyptic setting are completely at odds with Army Men: Air Combat's more playful style.

Sonically speaking, it's a blessing to hear the character's allure transcending Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL's theme filled with aggressive metal guitar riffs and heavy drum beats — most resembling Led Zepplin's «Immigrant Song.»

Not exact matches

I'm willing to tolerate the occasionally strange combat physics and story - crunch at the end of the game if it means I can play a game set inside one of the ubiquitous 80s metal album cover art landscapes (complete with women in leather riding giant bears with lightning and lava in the background) and if I can control an army of literal Headbangers as I fly above the battlefield on demonic wings, swooping down occasionally to play a sweet - ass guitar solo to inspire my men and (again, literally) melt faces with my riffs.

But there's no doubting its expertly calculated savagery, industrial guitar riffs rippling through tracks titled «Rip & Tear» and «Flesh & Metal» with all the (purposely absent) subtlety of the game itself.

The violence is cheered on by a metal soundtrack that hits the right notes with grungy, dirty thumps, beats, and electric guitar riffs though I wish the music had a bit more character.

Reminiscent of the heavy vibrato guitar riffs and odd time signatures produced by the guitarist Buzz Osborne from the hard - core punk / drone metal band The Melvins.

My music preferences don't stray too far from metal and hardcore, but I was happy with how clearly cymbals crashed and guitars riffed in As I Lay Dying's The Powerless Rise and August Burns Red's Rescue and Restore.