Not at ease ( lithium rage)

[Legacy Metal] [Slow-build, stoner doom metal with punchy brass section fanfare stabs through the motif grows into an 80’s hard rock, hair metal power ballad with male vocals; warm, bombastic drums and round bass, neoclassical Hammond organ and tremolo guitar. Verses c# major stay aggressive with muted guitars subtle room reverb; chorus blooms with wide doubles, airy pads, and a tasteful lift in the high end. Bridge, A# minor, strips back to drums and percussion interlude before a final, smoother g# harmonic minor chorus that leans into dynamics and headroom for a relaxed, ear-kind mix., master class of virtuosity with whimsical instrumental conversation with a alto sax, electric guitar and organ weaving beautifully together building to a nostalgic 70’prog sense ability inference feel suspense and awe that remains harmonious yet powerful an uneasy and and tense unresolved climax of philharmonic chromatic blues ]

[Pre-Intro]

[Intro]

[Verse]

[Pre Chorus]

[Chorus]

[Verse]

[Pre Chorus]

[Chorus]

[Bridge] [ guitar solo shredding]

[Verse] [Guitar Solo]

[Pre Chorus]

[Chorus]

[percussion interlude ]
[Bridge]
[Guitar Solo Pre Chorus]

[Final Chorus]

[Half Time Outro Guitar Solo]

70’s heavy metal/ stoner rock/ Doom/ Chicago blues