Buried In Verona are a five piece metal band from Sydney which formed late 2006. After a few months of writing they entered the studio to record which has now become their debut album “Circle the Dead”.
“Circle the Dead” is an unforgettable mix of intensity and melody. The band’s skillful songwriting flows effortlessly from technical riffing, blast beats, brutal breakdowns, shredding guitar solo’s and demonic screams to soaring vocals choruses, clean guitar parts and classically orchestrated sections.
“Circle the Dead” was recorded at Sydney’s Powerhouse Studio with ARIA nominated rock engineer/producer Greg Stace who is famous for working with bands such as One Dollar Short, Something with Numbers, Fifty Sixx etc.
The album was mixed with Dual ARIA nominated Metal & Hardcore producer dw Norton (Mindsnare, Daysend, Day of Contempt) at Studio One in Melbourne. And mastered at Studio 301 Sydney by Steve Smart (Parkway Drive, Bodyjar, Grinspoon)
The band's live performance is one of the most energetic and charismatic going around, already they have played some big headlining shows and shared the stage with some of Australia’s biggest bands like Daysend, Toe to Toe and Frankenbok to name a few.
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“Circle the Dead” is an unforgettable mix of intensity and melody. The band’s skillful songwriting flows effortlessly from technical riffing, blast beats, brutal breakdowns, shredding guitar solo’s and demonic screams to soaring vocals choruses, clean guitar parts and classically orchestrated sections.
“Circle the Dead” was recorded at Sydney’s Powerhouse Studio with ARIA nominated rock engineer/producer Greg Stace who is famous for working with bands such as One Dollar Short, Something with Numbers, Fifty Sixx etc.
The album was mixed with Dual ARIA nominated Metal & Hardcore producer dw Norton (Mindsnare, Daysend, Day of Contempt) at Studio One in Melbourne. And mastered at Studio 301 Sydney by Steve Smart (Parkway Drive, Bodyjar, Grinspoon)
The band's live performance is one of the most energetic and charismatic going around, already they have played some big headlining shows and shared the stage with some of Australia’s biggest bands like Daysend, Toe to Toe and Frankenbok to name a few.