When Death Comes by Band w/o Band: Review

by Gabe Finch July 31, 2022

July 31, 2022

When Death Comes by Band w/o Band: Review

The outrageous multi-instrumentalist Band w/o Band makes an electrifying comeback with the single “When Death Comes” released last June. A wickedly talented artist, freshly debuted last year, band w/o band never ceases to woo the audience and the critics alike, with wholehearted acclaim for his rusty vocal arrangement, unapologetic production fused with electric guitar riffs and a strong ambience. He raises a toast to celebrate nihilism, darkness and death in this brand new single.

Quotable lyrics:

“You sing a lullaby

And it sounds like someone cries

With your wide open eyes

You’re trying to paralyze

To paralyze

I just wanna live

Cause I can’t forgive.”

His lyrics’ philosophy includes being comprehensible, relatable and memorable by all the classic Metal & Post Grunge fans. Throughout the track, we can definitely see that the production is incredibly cohesive, which can be explained because it was directed by solely one person. This ensures that the song acquires flawless production, an incredible amount of hard work and elaborateness in band w/o band’s work ethic. What even excites me more about the track is its apocalyptic ambience, which I am sure that the Slipknot fans would not miss out this one-in-a-lifetime multi-talent. In recent memory, this is one of the tracks that heightens my adrenaline rush while experiencing the track itself. Without a doubt, Band w/o Band is gradually solidifying his groundwork in the Metal/Post-Grunge scene with care, and we are all here to anticipate what his next move is going to be.