BURY THE MACHINES: "Beneath My Wrath" Official Video.
July 4, 2017
BURY THE MACHINES has released the official video for "Beneath My Wrath," a song from the recently released Wicked Covenant EP. In the words of Cvlt Nation: "The driving force behind 'Beneath My Wrath' is a soaring amount of heavy melodic sonics that is highly addictive." Check out the video at:
BURY THE MACHINES released the Wicked Covenant EP, the follow-up to the 2016 full-length Barbwalker, on June 9. Featuring three new tracks, extreme multi-tasker John E. Bomher, Jr. (I KLATUS, ex-YAKUZA) explores the extent of his mechanical abilities and penchant for creating melodic, hypnotizing songs of depth and character. Seeing release on cassette, compact disc and digital formats, Wicked Covenant will see the dark of night through Long Beach, CA based label Midnite Collective. The EP will be available on CD, Cassette, and digital formats.
CD Purchase:https://bit.ly/wickedcovenant
In a modern culture of do-it-yourself ethics, viral videos and unfettered access to an endless amount of knowledge, BURY THE MACHINES has sought to define a new niche in a body of people and artists hungry for fresh, unadulterated material. Mapping out the peaks and valleys of sonic waves, BURY THE MACHINES discover a rhythmic groove and unique beauty amidst the uncountable tumultuous echoes of today's world wide web of noise. Breathing life into his machines, Chicago native John E. Bomher, Jr. (I KLATUS, ex-YAKUZA) masterfully conducts movements of immense weight acting as the heart to his cables, like veins, flowing with signals as blood pumping warmth and being into his body of mechanical, electronic appendages. Ultimately seeking to return the soul to machine-based music, John has created this project as a vessel of travel to take a listener from this world to one beyond, to where his ghosts and spirits rest, Buried with the Machines.
As a one-man solo incarnation, BURY THE MACHINES has performed alongside Helen Money (Thrill Jockey), Glaare (ft. ex-Ancestors and current Buried At Sea, Deth Crux, Black Mare members), Endon and Spell (Canada). Readily available to engulf viewers in its sinister soundscapes, BURY THE MACHINES is prepared for offers including local, touring support and one-off festival appearances. Submissions can be sent to booking@midnitecollective.com.
"It's pretty fucking sick!"
- Cvlt Nation
"Its three songs smear life's delicacy, anger, triumphs and failings on the sleeve.:
- Metal Hammer's TeamRock
"A depressive, sludgy brew. They definitely capture the vibe of human loneliness in a cold, mechanized space."
- Metal Reviews
"Gigantic sludge epics. Extremely heroic!" 9/10
- Powermetal.de
"Bury the Machines is the utter definition of a one-man project, for Bomher isn't joined by anyone but himself and his vivid imagination, which takes off on Wicked Covenant."
- Dead Rhetoric
"Wicked Covenant is heavy, haunting, melodic, and just all around amazing."
- Blood Rock Media
"Post-metal, industrial, and psychedelic sludge combine with other, less easily identifiable elements with surprisingly melodic results. There's a whole lot of genre-fucking going on in the three epic tracks that comprise Wicked Covenant."
- Indy Metal Vault
"Each song forges its own path. The doom gives way to black that gives way to thrash that gives way to space."
- Glacially Musical
"An album in which any hint of optimism and / or joy is tinged with tragedy and suffering."
- Puro Ruido Blogspot
"Bury The Machines puts forward a bleak and desolate soundscape steeped in bitter resignation and angst."
- Heavy Mag
"The sublimation of suffering and its catharsis."
- Salad Days Magazine
"Bury the Machines like to mix the beautiful, ugly, angelic and sinister. A wonderful new horizon of music."
- The Doorway To
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