Musical Attributes
The complexity of Bang Lime’s sound stems from Winstead’s and Scott-Key’s exposure to several different genres of music over their years of experience that have been compressed into one conglomerate sound. Although both Winstead and Scott-Key enjoyed playing the repertoire of Metric, when asked about it, Winstead admitted that he had songs that were "not in the Metric style and they to come out or go crazy."
Bang Lime’s musical style is a departure from that of Metric; according to Winstead, Bang Lime is "a little more male driven rock" with a "heavier" sound.
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