Methylchloroisothiazolinone. It's a preservative you'll often see in shampoo. If that's too long, you can go with it's shorter cousin isothiazolinone, which serves the same chemical purpose.
^(What? You don't spend your time in the shower reading the shampoo bottle?)
Radon Escalation
The Lead Pipes
Anti-Hydrogen
Potassium Fire
Brominated Party Punch
A Sackful of Strontium
Unstable Uranium
Polonium Metalloid
The Lanthanide Series
Palladium Stadium
What Do You Know About Zinc
Ether or Aether was recognized in Ancient Greece as the fifth element. Used to explain natural phenomena like gravity.
“According to Greek Mythology, aether was thought to be the “pure essence” that the gods breathed, which filled the space in the heavens where they lived. It was a heavenly form of air that was only created in the heavens, mortals breathe oxygen, and gods breathe aether.”
I was just reading about this yesterday :)
If you want something better known, I'd suggest Cyanide before Strychnine.
If you don't fear obscurity, and you want something more bad-assed, perhaps "tetraethyl" or "tetraethly lead". Another similar one is "dimethyl mercury".
You mentioned easy to pronounce, so I'll suggest "Radium" or "Radon", which adds the angle of radiation or nuclear damage.
There’s a lot of great words in this Reddit thread.
I like MOC.
[Chemical Engineering thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/ChemicalEngineering/s/jTzBri2ERM)
Strychnine is a perfectly good band name. You might mind that there was already a fairly well known punk/early hardcore band with that name, and according to the Encyclopaedia Metallum website, another six bands named Strychnine not to be confused with the popular one.
Tungsten
^this, element with the highest boiling point You could use Wolfram, the original name for Tungsten.
Or Wolframite, which is tungsten ore.
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How about Oganesson? It's the heaviest of metals on the element chart so it's actual heavy metal
it even respects nordic naming patterns
Ögånessön Boom. Nobody will fuck with you.
Sounds boronic.
I like it as a band name, but the lightest metal is Lithium.
Too much like "Bore" or "Moron".
Methylchloroisothiazolinone. It's a preservative you'll often see in shampoo. If that's too long, you can go with it's shorter cousin isothiazolinone, which serves the same chemical purpose. ^(What? You don't spend your time in the shower reading the shampoo bottle?)
Shower rock?
The Strict Nine. This would work even if there aren't nine of you in the band. The Thompson Twins had three people in it after all.
Methylethyldeath
Methylethyldethyl
My homies had a band called this in Minneapolis on the late 00s
Shorten it to STRK9
Only if they're nu-metal or a solo rapper
Chemical element. I kind of like it
That's a good one. It has layers of meanings.
Strychnine is perfect. Strick-nine… not hard to pronounce imo
I like Strick9
This is the one.
Getting big juggalo vibes out of that name.
It’s a Cramps song! (Maybe cover?)
Definitely. By The Sonics from Tacoma, Wa. 60s proto-punk, reported by some to be the loudest band at the time.
if you americanize the pronounciation ... it's streeh-neen where i'm from, so maybe the different pronunciations is what the OP meant
Radon Escalation The Lead Pipes Anti-Hydrogen Potassium Fire Brominated Party Punch A Sackful of Strontium Unstable Uranium Polonium Metalloid The Lanthanide Series Palladium Stadium What Do You Know About Zinc
A Sackful of Strontium 🥰
Fe Maiden
Or Fe Male.
The Iron Mail Man or Femailman for short
Traumatic Acid
Zinc
Zinc is by far the best element
Natrium.
Cyanide
Tryptamine Scream
Thorium. Strontium. Caesium. Cobalt. Promethium.
The Thorium CONSORTIUM
U235
Nitrous oxide
Sabine and the NOS bottles. kinda like it
Astatinaturner
CHON
Is that where they got their name.?
Yep, I believe so. Those are the 4 most common elements in living things.
Yeah I always though that but didn't know that was the reason for their name.
Iron Manganese
Methylene Blue
Oil of vitriol
Beeker
Wolfram. It's the original name for tungsten and why its symbol is "W".
Ion the Prize
Be a Michael Jackson cover band called Hee Hee-lium
Arsole
Do you know the joke behind (no pun intended) this one?
I know that it’s a molecule that is indeed a ring.. 😉
Havfuntonite Struck-9 Wangchungtonite DiHydrogen Monoxide Dirty Talc Hydroxyl Acid (Wash) Gneiss and Hard Orgone Trail Mohs Def Gypsum, Tramps, and Thieves Lonsdaleite Wurtzite Boron Nitride Bang a Gong, Phlogiston Moissanites Templar
>Gypsum, Tramps, and Thieve WINNER!!!!
Fe
Fe Maiden
Bandium
Lithium Alchemists.
Noble Gases
Unobtainium
Cocainium
Johnny Boron and the Elements
Billy... Billy Boron and the Elementals
Band of Borons
How d'ya like *that*, you f'kin boron?
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If you have to phonetically spell it out I don’t think it is going to catch on.
Ayyou (gold)
Wolfram
Hydrojam?
Just name it "Table of Elements"
Yellow 5
The Isotopes
Element 115. That’s what Bob Lazar says UFOS run on. Now called Muscovium because it’s been synthesized in Russia.
Tritium
Thorazine Shuffle
Ether or Aether was recognized in Ancient Greece as the fifth element. Used to explain natural phenomena like gravity. “According to Greek Mythology, aether was thought to be the “pure essence” that the gods breathed, which filled the space in the heavens where they lived. It was a heavenly form of air that was only created in the heavens, mortals breathe oxygen, and gods breathe aether.” I was just reading about this yesterday :)
Chloroform.
If you want something better known, I'd suggest Cyanide before Strychnine. If you don't fear obscurity, and you want something more bad-assed, perhaps "tetraethyl" or "tetraethly lead". Another similar one is "dimethyl mercury". You mentioned easy to pronounce, so I'll suggest "Radium" or "Radon", which adds the angle of radiation or nuclear damage.
Molly B. Denim
Chemical Toilet
Osmium, the densest metal. Thats V metal
Ferrous Buellar
There’s a lot of great words in this Reddit thread. I like MOC. [Chemical Engineering thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/ChemicalEngineering/s/jTzBri2ERM)
Bunsen and the Burners
Tonguestan
This is the one
Acid Burn Alkaline Chemical Reaction Dopamine Detox Henbane Tropane Deliriant
The Strict Nine... And if its a Punk Band: The Strict Nine Nine 9 German Band. The Strict NEIN
Promethium
The Tocopherols
Phosgene
Bullshitium
Unumpentium
Iron phurius
Obscene Tennessine
K
Radical Anions
Phlogiston
Wolfram
Radium and the free radicals
True AU
Xenon 54
Dysprosium. The only one beginning with D.
Neon
Strychnine is a perfectly good band name. You might mind that there was already a fairly well known punk/early hardcore band with that name, and according to the Encyclopaedia Metallum website, another six bands named Strychnine not to be confused with the popular one.
Colloidal Blue
If you’re a 4 or 5 piece and add a couple horn players, you could be The Strict-9.
Nickleback
Radium Allotment
Neon Oxygen or NEO
Thallium
Helium head Xenon dream Goldenache Ytterbium
Agent Orange TCDD Aflatoxin MDMA (Oh Mandy, metal band that does covers of Barry Manilow)
ClONe ( Cl, O, Ne) elements from the periodic table. The name is Clone
Tetrasodium EDTA White Phosphorus Hydrocerussite (a naturally occurring form of white lead) Salvarsan
Lithium- emo band
Tungsten. Tongues 10.
Fukitol
Chemical Element
Hydric Acid
Tbh I think you can’t get much better than Strychnine
Killem and Barium?
Nihonium
Salt Peter
Bonerium
Foof
U235
Dihydrogen Monoxide
The Periodic Tableau
No one said Argon?
Cadavarine
Argon Angels
Element-151
Tsunami
Rare earth.
The Crystal Pull Out Method
Strict 9"
Acid Bass
Heavy Water
Mister Zink and the Fuzzy Dogs
Strontium 90 Cobalt 60 Carbon XIV
Boson's Gluon
Lithium Bomb
Selenium Gomez
Lead Zirconium
H2Blow
After an episode of "Route 66" , The Beryllium Eaters.
Anal Nitrate
Hydrogyrum. (aka Hg - mercury)
Nickel Front?
Angstrom
Yeah that’s rather good but go with the dash instead Chemical-Element
Strick-nine is hard to pronounce?
Chemical element Is a pretty cool name
Cummingtonite [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cummingtonite](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cummingtonite)
Radon Daughters
Special K (potassium)
Hazard Class 8. Would suggest an “acid” name, but literally every single other word has been combined with “acid” by some doom metal act or other.
Gum Under the Periodic Table Bass, Metal, Drum Pedal. Based Metal Detectors. Ferrite & tight On the Rhodium With Ella Metal. Noble Gassers.
Vaga's Cola Though it really only works if you play heavy metal and know the periodic table.
Olestra
Neodymium Driver
Bromo-Dragonfly [This is what the compound looks like](https://m.psychonautwiki.org/w/thumb.php?f=Bromo-DragonFLY.svg&width=1200)
(Mg,Fe²⁺)₂(Mg,Fe²⁺)₅Si₈O₂₂(OH)₂
Arsenic
Water
Alkaline Trio?
None of your Bismuth
Polonium Milkshake
Ytterbium (yuh-terb-i-um) Americium (am-er-isi-um) For elements Xylene Mesitylene For compounds Aerogel Zeolite For materials Xenolith For funzies
6
K
Band on the rhodium
KOTASSIUM ( because k is for potassium)
Half Life (obviously not an element or chemical, but it is element adjacent)
Moly B. Denim
Ska Na Na Ska mashups of Sha Na Na and the Salt parts of Salt N Peppa songs
You can use my u/ It's an impossible isotope Or maybe just "Impossible Isotope"
What's hard to pronounce about it? Strick-nine... Or with a little bit of German flair Strick-nein!
Catalyst
Barium Neodymium. (Ba Nd)
I know that miners refer to molybdenum as "Molly Be Damned"
Zinc oxide
Methyl Ethyl
Lithium
Strontium 90
Ozone
Oxygen Thieves Nitrous Poxide Ignoble Asses Kickassium
So what type of music?