Backstory:

Entire Symptom was formed in 2007, in a grimy basement in the heart of Chicago, Illinois. Long-time friends and seasoned musicians; Terry (drums), Ed (bass), Kelly (vocals), and George (guitar) came together, fueled by their shared love for music and a burning desire to create something different. They started jamming and experimenting with their sound, eventually honing it into something truly unique. As they say, the rest is history.

Genre:

Entire Symptom’s music can be best described as Alternative Rock with a raw, gritty edge. Their sound is a potent mix of hard-hitting drum beats, heavy bass, bold guitar riffs, and powerful, emotionally charged vocals. Their music is intense and energetic, yet it also resonates deeply with their listeners, drawing them into the band’s compelling narrative.

Title:

“One Last Dive”

Full song lyrics:

(Verse 1)
Cm
Walking on the edge, it’s a long way down,
G#
One last dive, before we hit the ground.
A#
Glimpse of the abyss with the eyes wide open,
D#
Don’t look back, we’re past the point of no hope.

(Chorus)
Cm
One last dive, into the unknown,
G#
We’ve come so far, we’ve grown.
A#
This is our time, this is our fight,
D#
In the end, it will be alright.

(Verse 2)
Cm
Shadow of the past, it’s a silent scream,
G#
One last dive, to chase the dream.
A#
Through the darkness, we find the light,
D#
We won’t go down without a fight.

(Chorus)
Cm
One last dive, into the unknown,
G#
We’ve come so far, we’ve grown.
A#
This is our journey, this is our flight,
D#
In the end, it will be alright.

Fan’s Name:

Entire Symptom’s favorite fan is Stacy, a die-hard music enthusiast from their hometown.

Testimonial:

“Entire Symptom is my all-time favorite band. Their music speaks to me on a level that I’ve never experienced before. I remember the first time I heard ‘One Last Dive’, I was going through a tough time, and the lyrics just hit me. It felt like they were telling my story. Their music has been a constant source of inspiration and strength for me. They’re more than just a band to me, they’re lifelines.” – Stacy, Chicago.