Tarka Against The Hounds (Suno AI Black Metal)

Описание: #suno #sunoblackmetal #blackmetal #banalldogs
So, recently rediscovered a great movie from the 70s called 'Tarka The Otter', which I used to watch alot as a kid, and thought actually... Tarka is pretty metal! Standing up against bloodlusting 'masters' in strange uniforms who probably 'ride the goat' in their spare time.. (which is another form of animal abuse..) and run with these bloodthirsty hounds who just want to delete Otters, Foxes, Squirrels, Voals, Cats and any other natural living thing that moves. The 'masters' get off on this, and there's probably part of some kind of weird 'blood ritual' about it in my opinion.. Some people are just sick in the head, and the Tarka movie pretty much exposed this. Not seen a movie like it since, but has been alot of exposure of actual hunts. If you've seen some of those videos, you will realise how bad they actually are...
Anyways, this is a new style of Black Metal from Suno which really impressed me with the V5 version. More melancholic and atmospheric. Tarka actually sounds like a Black Metal band name from Russia or Eastern Europe tbh. Think it came out quite well and haven't done a black metal one in awhile, so hope you like! 🔥🤘🔥

Lyrics:

[Verse 1]
Mud in the river
Fur slick
Scars raw
Teeth of the moon
Gnawing on the thaw

Bootprints on the bank
Laughter in the reeds
Names on their collars
All sharpening their teeth

[Chorus]
Tarka against the hounds
Claws on stone
I stand my ground
I curse their chains
Their master's hand
I damn their trail across my land

[Verse 2]
Horn splits the morning
Steel cuts the fog
Spit in their footprints
Blood in every paw

Leather stink of riders
Eyes bright with the thrill
They call it sport and story
I call it the will to kill

[Chorus]
Tarka against the hounds
Claws on stone
I stand my ground
I curse their chains
Their master's hand
I damn their trail across my land

[Chorus]
Tarka against the hounds
Claws on stone
I stand my ground
I curse their chains
Their master's hand
I damn their trail across my land