Frost & Fury from Global Drillers by Wolf Temple

Пес Броня, or “Armored Dog,” is a Russian drill warlord from the Wolf Temple’s Street Corps known for his nihilistic delivery, baritone growl, and military-inspired style. Former Spetsnaz dropout turned underground icon, he raps like a man forged in Siberian fire — a cold soul built for concrete warfare.

Wrapped in urban camo with steel-toed boots and a frosted gold grill, his mask is stitched with Soviet insignia and cryptic prison symbols. His music reflects the icy brutality of the Eastern Bloc, blending industrial decay, anti-state aggression, and arctic ambiance with drill percussion.

Bronya represents unknown interests which cannot be named, an elusive Russian faction that rose from post-Soviet ruins and now influences the Eastern underground fight circuits and black-market arms trades.

Frost & Fury isn’t just a track — it’s a blizzard of hatred frozen in bass. With metallic 808s, industrial clangs, and frosty synths, the beat simulates a Soviet-era bunker locked in endless winter. Bronya’s verses, barked in thick Russian, blend prison slang with brutal street sermons. His voice sounds like a death sentence — no auto-tune, no emotion, just iron.

The chorus drops like a guillotine: a war chant laced with Russian pride, blood politics, and frozen betrayal.

The production by Vitaly “The Furnace” Kozlov is minimal but ruthless — blending coldwave synth textures, metal-on-metal percussion, and drill snares like gunfire in a snowstorm.

This song cements Пес Броня’s role as the voice of the Russian underground — a brutalist poet armed with bars, blades, and frostbitten fury.

Wolf Temple is an experimental grindhouse nightmare told in riffs, horror and rot.

Aztec blood horror meets barrio doom.

Visuals and album art by the Wolf Temple Art Collective @wolftempleart