Drums and guitars hit together on a fast locked pulse, already thick and racing.

A close gravel voice cuts in over the charge, rough and hard-edged.

The voice tightens into short barked bursts, punched harder against the band.

Still no release in the floor—guitars and drums keep the same hard forward grip.

The gravel stays right up front, grain and breath scraping over the racing grid.

Voice steps out and a lead guitar seizes the front, still locked to the same racing pulse.

The rough voice slams back in without softening the tempo underneath.

One last hard hit—and the whole charge cuts off dead.