Facedown Records signs The Burial

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Gaaaaaay!

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I would like that song way more if it was accompanied by a music video staring the innovator of violence, Tommy Dreamer

lol my band played with them 4-5 years ago in south haven

god helped them get a nearly unrecognizable label to sign them and dedicate their lives to living on t-shirt sales

i just started ineedsalt records and i have signed my first band: The BLAH BLAH SOMETHING DARK

hahahahahahahahahahahahaha hahahahaha local band stays local

Shit Tour 2012: Before The Burial, The Burial, After The Burial

^ cletus the slack jawed yokel?

Is this any surprise since they were on the facedown fest flyer posted 3 mon ths ago?

Try commenting on the band itself instead of wasting bandwidth. :)

becuz of the video image, this looks like another one of those gay djent rip off bands. horrible band name, even worse song name.

Not bad stuff; good luck guys

After the burial is not Stoked

If you're a christian metalcore band, I am convinced at some point facedown / solidstate will want you

You need salt with that qp and orange fanta?

anonymous11 hours ago Try commenting on the band itself instead of wasting bandwidth. :) you are a gay

facedown is still around?

proud of you dudes!

I am not religious and usually feel alienated by "Christian" bands when they force their message down my throat. This song does have a "Christian" message and references but by staying ambiguous enough it isn't totally alienating. Musically this is real good. I will keep them on my radar so long as they don't get too religiously specific in their lyrics.

Oh boy. Who will they ever sign after the burial?

@marching_band_rules How astute of you!

Cory Brandan is not stoked, as he feels he is the most prominent person in Christian metal and is entitled to royalties from any band in the genre

HBDad: I am not religious and usually feel alienated by "Christian" bands when they force their message down my throat. This song does have a "Christian" message and references but by staying ambiguous enough it isn't totally alienating. Musically this is real good. I will keep them on my radar so long as they don't get too religiously specific in their lyrics. I'm sure they will be careful with their lyricism from now on, just for you buddy. lulz. Dad-Flip

First good decision this label has made in a long time