Bury Tomorrow

Metalcore has changed a lot since the late '90s/early '00s.

When indie label Razor & Tie (home to Norma Jean and All That Remains) teamed up with The Artery Foundation (a management firm that represents Attack Attack! and Impending Doom) to form Artery Recordings, it was like two meteors colliding to form something incredible. No...

Armored Saint, 'La Raza' (Metal Blade): 'La Raza' is Armored Saint's first album since 2000. It's been a decade, but Anthrax vocalist John Bush's 'other band' has its own merits. It's not as fast as previous Armored Saint efforts, and bassist Joey Vera acknowledged that fact that he is older, wiser and in a different head space...

Facedown Records' brawlers For Today have just unleashed the video for 'Saul of Tarsus (The Messenger),' from their latest album 'Portraits' -- not to be confused with Bury Tomorrow's upcoming release of the same name. For this video, For Today worked with Drew Russ and vocalist Mattie Montgomery said, "He was a ton of fun, and he really took our loose concept for a video and made it his own

U.K.'s Bury Tomorrow will release their Artery Foundation debut, 'Portraits,' on March 16. The title track is based on the Brit lit story of Dorian Gray, a hedonist who becomes immortal after a portrait of him is commissioned. On a deeper level, 'Portraits' depicts a person, real or fictional, frozen in time, at any given moment...