With their sixth album, 2019’s ‘Cannibal’, South Coast metal mainstays, Bury Tomorrow, found themselves catapulted further into the upper echelons of the genre. Their most ambitious record to date, both lyrically and sonically, saw them gracing magazine covers, becoming a trending topic on social media and in the process, landing a fourth consecutive UK top 40 album that reached a career best #10 chart position for the UK and bagged the #3 spot in Germany. This success was rounded off with sellout shows across Europe, culminating in a genre defining performance at London’s Roundhouse.
Since then, it would be fair to say that the band have undergone their fair share of change. Pandemic induced cancellations decimated the progression of their live shows, whilst revocations in personal and professional circumstances changed their collective outlooks. The ensuing upheaval resulted in a lineup change, with singing guitarist, Jason Cameron, departing the band. Now, the band enter a new era. Following a period of rest, a renewed spiritedness can be found in the group, complete with two new members.
Speaking of the new era, the band share: “We have all collectively faced the craziest upheaval in both our personal and professional lives over the last few years. However, this time has given the band a chance to focus on what Bury Tomorrow means to them, and has equally provided a chance to channel influences, creatively expand and move forward with a new, driven direction.”
New single, ‘DEATH’ (Ever Colder)‘, marks the first release from the now sextet, with frontman, Dani Winter-Bates, explaining the song, “is about relinquishing ties and is an ominous reaction to the pain, torment and discomfort life often presents us with. Using ‘Cannibal’ to solidify my ability to be open and honest with our fans about my struggle has given me clarity and the confidence to continue discussing mental health difficulties in my lyrics.”
Adding, “Bury Tomorrow as a unit feel creatively inspired, driven and committed to pushing the band forward into bigger and better things and feel that DEATH is the door to that future.”
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