DEATH ON FIRE Announce “World Coming Down” Cover
Releasing on the 15th of October 2021, Midwest death metal outfit Death On FireE will present a dynamic tribute to Type O Negative with their cover of “World Coming Down”.
The band comments: “Tim has always been a huge fan of TYPE O NEGATIVE. We have wanted to do a cover of one of their songs for a long time. “World Coming Down” is one that has everything they do well, and the bridge is a heart-breaking rationalization for self-destruction. It is very moving.”
Death On Fire deliver dark, harsh vocals and heavy instrumentation bringing their own identity to the track, while maintaining the intimate, personal mood of the original. The new single follows the quartet’s 2021 EP Six Foot Box.
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