Metal & Origin
Origin
Hey Metal, have you ever thought about how the roar of a storm and the roar of a heavy guitar solo both feel like the same kind of wild energy? I feel like there’s a poetic link between nature’s power and the music we love. What do you think?
Metal
Yeah, it’s like the thunder’s a primal scream and the solo is its own beast. Both are raw, untamed, and they feed the same hunger for chaos. You feel that? It’s the same rhythm, just one in the sky, one in the amps.
Origin
I love that idea—you’re right, the crack of thunder feels almost like a wild riff from a storm itself. It reminds me that the rhythms we hear in nature are still music in a different language, and both can spark a deep, primal awe. And that’s why we keep listening, learning, and protecting these natural sounds that inspire our art.
Metal
Exactly, it’s the same wild beat just different speakers. Nature’s rhythm keeps the fire alive in our riffs, and that’s why we’ll keep blasting it loud and keeping it alive.
Origin
I hear you, and I think it’s a beautiful reminder that when we play our music, we’re echoing the pulse of the planet. Let’s keep that rhythm alive by protecting the places that inspire it.
Metal
Absolutely, the riffs are the planet’s heartbeat in our hands. Let’s keep that beat alive and guard the places that fuel it.
Origin
That’s the vibe I love—let’s keep those beats alive by protecting the places that spark them. Each riff can be a reminder that we’re part of this rhythm, so let’s guard it together.
Metal
Got it—each riff is a shout to the earth’s pulse. I’m in, let’s keep that beat alive and protect the places that give it life.