Villain March

Why it sounds this way

Villain March is a dark chord progression that moves I – ♭VII – ♭VI – V (C B♭ A♭ G in C). The feeling walks home → rebel → gaze up → tension. Most of these are plain triads, so the colors feel direct and the outline stays clear. That matches a small tip for this mood: flat chords pull the floor away. That is why it fits a scene like “clockwork villain march.” Play it on piano or guitar above, and switch keys if you want it higher or lower.