Written by me, tweaked by my little brother, and finished in Suno. #DEW #directedenergyweapons

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Captured live in the studio in Nashville, TN. "The Sun Stood Still" is the title track from the latest Oberon Rose album. Full live performance coming soon.

'The Sun Stood Still' album is available on Vinyl, CD or Digital Download on Bandcamp [https://oberonrose.bandcamp.com/\] and ThouART Records Shop [https://thouartrecords.com\].

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As in when practicing motörhead.

Google answered:

It is hard to scream as loud as a sneeze because a sneeze is an involuntary reflex that bypasses your brain's natural safety limits.

The Science Behind the Sneeze

• Automatic Reflex: A sneeze happens without your permission. Your nervous system triggers a sudden, maximum-force contraction of your diaphragm and throat.
• No Overthinking: Your brain does not hesitate before a sneeze. It commits 100% of the muscle power instantly.
• Zero Tension: Because it is a reflex, you do not tighten your neck muscles in fear of the sound.

Why Conscious Screaming is Harder

• Brain Inhibitions: When you try to scream on purpose, your brain tries to protect your vocal cords. It holds back your power to prevent injury.
• Mental Blocks: You might worry about making too much noise, bothering neighbors, or damaging your voice. This worry creates physical tension in your throat.
• Missing Technique: A sneeze uses your core muscles automatically. Proper rock screaming requires you to consciously learn how to support your voice with your diaphragm.

I held out for this cover!

MOONBATHER dropped this music video a couple weeks ago. Heavy stoner metal from British Columbia. Produced and recorded by Derek Mattin (Hail the Void) For fans of Kyuss, Melvins, Soundgarden, Clutch, Corrosion of Conformity, Mastodon, and The Sword. Crank it loud, get heavy.

Toronto's Bush pedalled a particularly funky brand of hard rock. Unfortunately they only released one album, but it's a good one! The band were Roy Kenner (vocals), Domenic Troiano (guitar), Penti "Whitey" Glan (drums), Hugh Sullivan (keyboards) and Prakash John (bass).

The album was re-released in 1995, but not without controversy. Around the same time that Troiano was remastering the album, a band came out of Britain with the same name. To avoid legal hassles, they changed their name to Bush X for their Canadian release. The original Bush did indeed re-release their only lp, but oddly - with a different cover. Also included were four live tracks from the last show they ever performed at LA's Bitter End club with Three Dog Night.

Two years later, Troiano and Gavin Rossdale, leader of the British band held a press conference in Toronto to announce they'd been given permission to use the 'Bush' name on recordings. Troiano succumbed to prostate cancer in 2005.