Whitechapel - Without You | Without Us (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

“We are excited to release our final video from the Kin album cycle for “Without You/Without Us''. We worked with longtime friend David Brodsky and MyGoodEye Visuals on bringing this epic battle to life and feel it is a great way to close this album as we begin work on our 9th album.” - Alex Wade, @WhitechapelTV

Phil Bozeman - Vocals
Ben Savage - Guitar
Alex Wade - Guitar
Zach Householder - Guitar
Gabe Crisp - Bass
Brandon Zackey - Drums

Directed by
David Brodsky and Ben Savage

Cinematography, Editor, Post-Production FX:
David Brodsky for My Good Eye: Music Visuals
@mygoodeyevisuals

Producer, Cinematography, Editor:
Allison Woest for My Good Eye: Music Visuals

2nd AD, Gaffer:
Robb Brown

Assistant Camera, Grip/Electric, Additional Cinematography:
Christopher Lee Herod

Hair and Make-Up:
Jillian Savage

Costume Designer:
Kelly Ann Hawkins

Production Assistants:
Ben Sterling
Josh Mangers
Justin East

Body Double:
Alec Scheller

Audio Producer, Engineer: Mark Lewis
Audio Mixing: David Castillo
Audio Mastering: Ted Jensen

[THEBJLaughlin]

When hiking through the mountains of Tennessee and you hear guttural screaming, nothing to worry about just Phil and the boys making music.

[KingBread]

Important bit to notice is that songs like this while describing extreme human emotions including terrifying loneliness, are helping listeners to deal with them by showing them that more people struggle with similar shit in life, and therefore makes listeners feel less lonely. Artists like Whitechapel are absolute humankind treasures that should be promoted everywhere so it can reach those isolated by suffering in our society. Thank you Whitechapel for putting this huge effort in to this niche of a genre, and exploring emotions others don't even try to touch.

[erikmsavage]

You know what I like about Phil more than about the younger generation of extreme metal vocalists coming up right now? He isn't using his voice to show off any sounds or skills, he solely uses it for the sake of storytelling. He COULD show off, but he is embracing his mid range because the words are more understandable then. I respect that more than any sound or technique.

[cravingmetal]

The visuals are actually terrifying when you don't expect the part after the acoustic intro.
Also, can we all agree on the fact that there should actually be another final music video for "To The Wolves"? 🤟

[quincyjackson]

Its much more powerful seeing Phil have the conversation with himself in the way they did this video. Such a good song, a good album. It is beyond theraputic. I feel like this was made for people with trauma.

[sithsingh]

that was one of the most confident displays of power in a song I’ve ever seen and heard. Whitechapel are gonna KILL this next record

[vitalivour]

Whitechapel has more range than almost any other extreme metal band out there and i cant get enough 🤘

[melomaniac]

Having visual representation of this song in this way makes me so happy. This video is so well done. That intro with the three of them playing acoustic guitars together was really cool. But then it gets even better with the duality in Phil's amazing vocal delivery between himself and the character and showing the power struggle as well. I had goosebumps at the end. Incredible effort by all.

[addonexus]

KIN is so phenomenal, I couldn't have asked for a better album. Confronting the shadow has never been so awesomely depicted as such a powerful juxtaposition of sound.

[OHWA-AH-AH-AH]

I know album 9 will be great, but I just can’t get over how amazing Kin was. The storytelling and melodies were another level. A masterpiece front to back.

[mcleodj]

Growing up with Whitechapel from the Somatic Defilement to Kin has been an incredible journey. Phil continually inspires me with his openness to push the boundaries of not only what it means to be human but also how to be vulnerable and deal with personal demons. This song and the imagery used to portray it are so identifiable and therapeutic. Through sharing our struggles, we strengthen one another. The Valley and Kin will forever remain two of my favorite albums. Thank you for everything!

[godvandamme]

What a vocal journey. And the music was right there moving it along. Very dark, melodic and heavy.

[rubar]

Living with yourself and dealing with past trauma....this song means SO much to me. It's just a constant struggle inside my head on a daily basis.

[joeysnowynoey]

I’ve always been a fan of Whitechapel since I heard them, but The Valley and Kin have really blew me away. Everything from the actual songwriting to the lyrics is just amazing.

[DarkShaman]

The change from accoustic to electric scared me. And then I got goosebumps. Damn! What a beautiful song! I love it!

[placitwosacks]

I've loved WC since the old glory days back when i was in high school, 05 onward. Their sound has evolved so much. I'll never forget being pulled on stage @ the Masquerade in ATL and getting to scream Fairy Fay with Phil, and he told me I sounded good! Love this new song, its exploring so many different genres. As a musician who didnt blow up, didnt care to and always loved music for what it is - this is awesome dudes! Seeing some heavier stuff come back makes the nostalgia-seeker in me so happy.

[LuisGabriel-ok]

Man this is why I love Whitechapel. The anger and frustration in his scream and the peaceful, sorrow in his cleans that I can relate to. This song literally gives me chills and made me shed a few tears at 3:50.

[Beelzebubs]

I’m so happy to see how far Whitechapel and Phil have come. Started listening to them when I was just a kid when Somatic came out and the evolution is something to be in awe of. Please never stop Whitechapel!

[SmilingCatO.o]

INCREDIBLE !! Much love to Phil and everyone else who contributed to this production and album

[Jerrremy]

Its so dark... its so quiet here.... is there anyone out there...? Anyone? Im alone again...

LOVE THESE SONGS 🤘🤘🤘🤘