"A Last Dawn" by Bad Rescue – Cinematic Industrial Track & Music Video – High Sync Potential - One Stop. Fresh release: "A Last Dawn" (9th single from Bad Rescue, released February 13, 2026 via Trepan Records / Wiseband). Fully produced, mixed & mastered at Dome Studio. Music & lyrics by David Potvin/Franck Potvin. Official music video created and directed by David Potvin – epic desert showdown blending cowboy Western vibes and zombie horror, directly inspired by "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" and "From Dusk Till Dawn". Raw industrial beats + cinematic atmospheres make it ideal for sync: trailers, films, series, ads, thrillers, horror-Western projects, or intense action scenes. Stream the track: available on Spotify, YouTube Music, etc. Open to sync licensing – instrumental versions, stems, or edits available on request. Contact me on M2D! #SyncLicensing #MusicForFilm #MusicForTV #CinematicMusic #IndustrialMusic #WesternHorror #TrailerMusic #BadRescue #ALastDawn

Lyzanxia, Phaze I, One-Way Mirror, so many bands, albums and songs to forge an experience and be able to approach music differently. See the music in pictures. Make songs like directors make movie scenes. The idea is simple, David and Franck Potvin founded their new band Bad Rescue, a perfect mix of Thriller Movie ambient music with Industrial, Electro, Arena Rock and of course Metal. In the summer of 2020, the brothers finished building their base camp to produce upcoming music and music videos: The Dome Studio v2. There, they composed Battering Rain, which has been released as their first single. They called on their friend Vincent Lechevallier (Pony Pony Run Run, Axel Bauer, Luke…) to record the drums for the first 3 tracks. Other more surprising artists like « King Marino » from Atlanta also participated in the project. Bad Rescue filmed the music video for Battering Rain during the summer of 2021, it was released in early October. Bad Rescue is a mix of cinematic and musical influences without any style limits. Always more powerful, catchy, and an ever heavier production.

SPARKLEBLOOD captures the fleeting, electric tension of a stranger’s gaze locking across a pulsing dancefloor—intense, magnetic, and edged with seductive danger. Built on a deep, body-gripping bass that pulses like a second heartbeat, icy-yet-addictive synths laced with a sugary bite, and ethereal vocals that drift between raw vulnerability and toxic allure, the track delivers a mid-tempo groove perfect for moments of nocturnal glamour and contained unease. Its core atmosphere blends glitter-dusted darkness with sweat-slick skin under black lights: the intoxicating thrill of anonymous nights that feel both euphoric and slightly poisonous. Visually, it evokes underground clubs at 3 a.m., rain-reflected neons on city streets, slow-burn seduction, ambiguous glances, and the shadowy birth of reckless desire—echoing early The Weeknd’s haze, Crystal Castles’ edge, TR/ST’s cold sensuality, and Charli XCX’s darker pop moments. Ideal for end-credits in dark teen dramas or psychological thrillers, premium fragrance/fashion/nightlife campaigns craving elegant excess, montages of nights spiraling from euphoria to disquiet, romance plots, late-night drives, or stylish bad-decision sequences. Also suits short films, fashion visuals, or artistic projects seeking nocturnal, hyper-stylized melancholy.

kissdoomfate is a Franco-American dark pop duo from Angers, France, active since 2018. They conjure wild and sensual pop, blending enticing melodic hooks with sharp electronic rhythms and darkwave influences. Drawing from artists like Grimes, Massive Attack, and Gesaffelstein, their sound creates a magnetic, nocturnal atmosphere—intimate yet intense, seductive yet shadowy. With singles like SPARKLEBLOOD, CHAGRIN, MAL, and ABLAZE, they explore themes of desire, turmoil, and euphoric unease through ethereal vocals and pulsating beats.

"L'être de guerre" is a powerful and haunting song released in October 2023 by the French artist Gfree. Taken from his second album Limite, au-delà, les rêves, the track "L'être de guerre" ("The Being of War") delivers a dark, poetic reflection on the horrors of war — massacres, desolation, loss of loved ones, and the absurdity of endless conflict. The lyrics, written and composed by Gfree himself, are delivered with raw emotion, The visual realization, directed by Nicolas Leroy (Art of Nicolas Leroy), brings a striking and atmospheric cinematic dimension to the song’s grim yet beautiful poetry. A deeply moving piece that sits between dark folk, post-rock influences, and French song with a modern edge. Ideal for powerful sync placement in a war-themed film, series or documentary — introspective songwriting on conflict, loss and human absurdity, delivered with striking artistic direction.

His real name is Geoffrey Véron, born in 1989 and originally from Maine-et-Loire. He made his mark as a guitarist in the metal rock band Abysse from 2003 to 2018, releasing two studio albums, two EPs, and playing around a hundred dates across Europe, including major events such as Hellfest in 2010 and 2012, and Motocultorfest in 2010 and 2015. A singer-songwriter and lyricist, he began writing songs in earnest in 2018. He is self-taught in singing, guitar, bass, piano, and drums. His lyrics are delicate in form and profound in substance. The melodies are intimate and accessible. Influences range from French pop (Barbara, William Sheller, Hoshi, Ben Mazué) to metal rock (Volbeat, Mastodon, Gojira, Klone) and film music (Christophe Julien, Danny Elfman, Hildur Guðnadóttir, John Williams).