After The Burial - Dig Deep Album

Tracklist

1	Sway Of The Break	3:26
2	Mire	4:25
3	Deluge	4:25
4	The Endless March	3:38
5	Lost In The Static	4:33
6	Collapse	4:12
7	Catacombs	4:24
8	Laurentian Ghosts	5:02
9	Heavy Lies The Ground	4:46

Credits

• A&R – Ash Avildsen, Nick Walters
• Artwork By, Layout – Daniel McBride
• Bass – Lee Foral
• Booking – The Soroka Agency
• Drums – Dan Carle
• Guitar – Trent Hafdahl
• Management – Andrew Jarrin
• Producer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Will Putney
• Vocals – Anthony Notarmaso
• Written-By, Performer, Producer, Mixed By, Mastered By – After The Burial

Notes

Issued in a folded cardboard sleeve.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Scanned): 817424015479
• Barcode (Text): 8 17424 01547 9
• Mastering SID Code (variant 1): IFPI L623
• Mould SID Code (variant 1): IFPI 1G55
• Matrix / Runout (variant 1): 175318 CD 2874861
• Mastering SID Code (variant 2): IFPI LN09
• Mould SID Code (variant 2): IFPI 1025
• Matrix / Runout (variant 2): 02/11/2016 07:24:00 00#48645 IFPI LN09 2874861 01

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sumerian Records
• Copyright (c) – Sumerian Records
• Produced At – Graphic Nature Audio
• Mixed At – Graphic Nature Audio
• Mastered At – Graphic Nature Audio

Short intro

Dig Deep - After The Burial. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Dig Deep is the fifth studio album by American progressive metal band After the Burial. The album was released on February 19, 2016 through Sumerian Records and is the band's first release since the death of guitarist Justin Lowe. It is also the final album by the band to feature founding bassist Lee Foral. The release of Dig Deep was announced on January 4, 2016, when the cover art and track listing was unveiled. The first single Lost in the Static was released on October 29, 2015. Collapse was. AFTER THE BURIAL - Dig Deep Album Teaser. Sumerian Records. AFTER THE BURIAL - Notes The grief-stained Dig Deep was recorded as After the Burial coped with the sudden death of guitarist Justin Lowe. Downplaying their progressive tendencies, the group instead express their anguish by ratcheting up the ferocity of their djent-style chugging. On the thrashing Collapse, the band threaten to rip apart their own polyrhythmic motor. Equally unhinged is Mire, which fluctuates between deathcore blitz and jagged groove work. And be sure to blast the ending of the funereal Heavy Lies the Ground its the sickest 30 seconds on the entire album. Listen free to After the Burial Dig Deep Collapse, Lost In The Static and more. 9 tracks 38:51. After The Burial - Dig Deep 2016. To favorites 15 Download album. Listen album. Progressive Metalcore. After The Burial. Songs in album After The Burial - Dig Deep 2016. After The Burial - Collapse. After The Burial - Lost In The Static. After The Burial - Mire. After The Burial - Deluge. After The Burial - Laurentian Ghosts. After The Burial - Heavy Lies The Ground. Dig Deep will mark 10 years since After the Burial came onto the scene with their debut, Forging a Future Self , which featured slugging rhythms with triumphant melodic breaks. The group has strayed a bit from their more melodic metalcore leanings and have embraced the polyrhythmic, palm-muted chugs over the last couple years that initially started with Sweden's Meshuggah and has now been consumed by a flurry of emerging acts under the djent genre. After the Burial made headlines in the summer of 2015 when reports surfaced that their former guitarist, Justin Lowe , had gone missing. He le. If Dig Deep was used as a visible metaphor, this would be the point of the record where the band hits their slow and starts the ascension towards finding solace through tragedy. The small acoustic break slows the pace before heading into measured technical chaos. For After The Burial, a terrible scenario brought forth a new vision. This is the most inspired I have ever heard the group, and Dig Deep possesses a heavy cathartic release in nine, short yet brutal songs. The fifth studio long-player from the Minnesota-based tech-metal unit, and the first After the Burial outing to be released after the death of co-founder and guitarist Justin Lowe, Dig Deep could have been an unrelentingly somber affair. While the themes are indeed heavy the Kübler-Ross model of grief is invoked frequently throughout the LP's just over 40-minute running time, ATB's signature brand of groove-laden, polyrhythmic djent has never sounded more immediate. Featuring 9 tracks and clocking in at just under 40 minutes, the record is due out on February 19 via Sumerian. The band's studio album No. 5 was previously announced with singles Lost in the Static and Collapse. Check it out below. engagement rate. More After The Burial articles