Between The Buried And Me Streaming Full "Coma Ecliptic" Album
Progressive metal band Between the Buried and Me is streaming the full "Coma Ecliptic" album online, which can be heard below. "Coma Ecliptic" is set to drop via Metal Blade Records on Friday, July 10th worldwide and can still be pre-ordered at this location.
Tomorrow, July 7th, Between The Buried And Me will celebrate the release of "Coma Ecliptic" by kicking off a headlining tour with support from Animals as Leaders and The Contortionist.
Between The Buried and Me is composed of vocalist/keyboardist Tommy Rogers, guitarist Paul Waggoner, guitarist Dustie Waring, bassist Dan Briggs and drummer Blake Richardson. The new album's track listing is:
1. Node
2. The Coma Machine
3. Dim Ignition
4. Famine Wolf
5. King Redeem / Queen Serene
6. Turn on the Darkness
7. The Ectopic Stroll
8. Rapid Calm
9. Memory Palace
10. Option Oblivion
11. Life in Velvet
Catch BTBAM performing live on these dates:
07/07 Athens, GA Georgia Theatre
07/08 Tallahassee, FL Sidebar Theater
07/09 Orlando, FL Venue 578
07/10 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Revolution
07/11 Jacksonville, FL Freebird Live
07/13 Houston, TX Warehouse Live
07/14 Little Rock, AR Juanita's
07/15 Oklahoma City, OK Diamond Ballroom
07/17 Grand Junction, CO Mesa Theater and Club
07/18 Las Vegas, NV Brooklyn Bowl
07/19 Tucson, AZ Club X's
07/21 Santa Ana, CA The Observatory
07/22 San Diego, CA Observatory North Park
07/23 Santa Cruz, CA The Catalyst
07/24 Sacramento, CA Ace of Spaces
07/25 Boise, ID Knitting Factory Concert House
07/27 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex
07/29 Des Moines, IA Wooly's
07/30 Joliet, IL Mojoes
07/31 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
08/01 Grand Rapids, MI The Intersection
08/02 Bloomington, IL The Castle Theatre
08/04 London, ON London Music Hall
08/06 Buffalo, NY The Town Ballroom
08/07 Pittsburgh, PA Stage AE
08/08 Norfolk, VA The NorVa
08/09 Wilmington, NC Ziggys by the Sea
08/11 Clifton Park, NY Upstate Concert Hall
08/12 Providence, RI Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
08/13 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom
08/14 Winston-Salem, NC Ziggys
08/15 Nashville, TN Marathon Music Works
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5. writes:
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Many elements familiar to fans of Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree, Tool, Dillinger Escape Plan, and even Muse throughout.
The first three songs fill the dam with pent-up energy so the next three songs can gleefully spill it everywhere, channeling it in different ways. Great tension building and release.
Tons of characteristic BTBAM roaring heaviness and density in the middle and end. Many, great guitar leads all over and the hooks will stay with you. Drastic and even surprising style changes but it always manages to work, unlike recent off-putting in-song transitions from say... recent Opeth.
BTBAM fans should snap this one up. 9/10 from me.
Winners: "The Coma Machine", "Famine Wolf", "Turn on the Darkness", "Memory Palace", "Option Oblivion", "Life in Velvet"
Honorable Mention: "King Redeem Queen Serene", "Ectopic Stroll"
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7. writes:
Hah! Thanks Blindgreed1.
As it happens, I'll be getting those both at the same time too. I love all three new songs and I'm dying to hear the ones with Greg from Dillinger and Chino from Deftones.
I've been on a bit of metal hiatus but I've been pulled back from the abyss by the likes of Swallow the Sun, Augury, Beyond Creation, Fallujah, Allegaeon, and now... BTBAM.
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8. writes:
I'm really surprised, how much I'm diggin' this. I was never big on these guys, as solid as they are. But Dim Ignition makes me feel good for some reason, and that opened up some sort of flood gate in my head, that was blocking their awesome from me. Something between the buried and me,.....if you will.........I didn't set myself up properly for that lol.
Anyway, good sh!t.
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9. writes:
ZMA
"Colors" is a great record (some would even call it a modern classic) if given a fair chance.
I used to find BTBAM's clean and harsh vocals a bit too... I'm going to use the word "youthful" now, but I think "adolescent-sounding" was my defense for not liking them. But I apparently got over it several years ago.
The two "Parallax" albums have some incredible moments too.
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10. writes:
Yea, I've listened to the first Parallax, and Colors, and actually learned some vocal stuff for some tracks off Alaska, but they were never my thing. Selkies: The Endless Obsession is definitely a favorite song off Alaska though RM. I didn't really do the whole progressive, long track length thing for a while, either. But not that I'm older and I've listen to a lot more variety, I can go back and appreciate the older stuff, but I am LOVING this new record lol.
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1. Bren writes:
I love the new record i was worried because of how the singles were but after actually hearing the album i was amazed. BTBAM has never put out a bad album i dont know why i doubted them at first. It has everything a fan would want plus more its epic, its weird, its heavy, its another masterpiece 10/10 from me.