Bury Your Dead

third Victory release was hailed as offering “a broader range than [former vocalist Mat] Bruso, supplementing his throaty bark with gruff and tuneful choruses and a few startlingly clear harmonies” as claimed by Alternative Press Magazine, and Outburn Magazine coined all the facets of the album as “shockingly groundbreaking.”

“FUNdamentally speaking,” laughs new guitarist Chris Towning, “This album is the same as the others. BURY YOUR DEAD is known for its fun, bouncy and heavy attitude and this record doesn’t stray too far from those principles. With Myke’s vocals and Slim’s backing vocals we had the ability to spread out our vocal dynamics and try some things that hardcore bands typically never do.”

As 2009 unfolds, BURY YOUR DEAD unleashes their newest throat-stomping album, It’s Nothing Personal. Balanced with melodic counterparts, the fast-paced in-your-face album was written directly after the band’s van flip last September. Numbed with leg injury-induced codeine, the record was written over a six-month time span, more time than the band is used to. Armed with spitfire lyrics and a voice of variety, guitarist Slim explains, “We called this record It’s Nothing Personal because for all the bullshit people have to say about bands—whether they hate them or they suck—at the end of the day, we are still the ones out on tour and risking everything for this. This is what we had to do, like it or not; it’s nothing personal.”

After years of planting their roots across the globe during more than 11 prominent tours and upward of 250 show dates in 2008 alone, BURY YOUR DEAD has literally adhered to life on the road with absolutely no intention of loosening their grip as 2009 unfolds.


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