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Buried In Verona

Buried in Verona were an Australian metalcore band from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, formed in 2007. They have released five albums, the most recent being Vultures Above, Lions Below, released in August 2015. In August 2016, UNFD, their signed record company, announced on their Facebook page that the band was breaking up.

Albums

2008 Circle the Dead
2010 Saturday Night Sever
2012 Notorious
2013 Notorious: Reloaded
2014 Faceless
2015 Vultures Above, Lions Below
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Album Review: Buried In Verona - Vultures Above, Lions Below
"The album carries sizeable sonic weight."
News / Music
Buried In Verona To Embark On National Tour This September
Their new album is out on 7 August too
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Buried In Verona Announce Second Album In As Many Years
Due out this August.
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Buried In Verona Guitarist Launches New Production Studio
Based in Alexandria, Sydney
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Extra Chaos
Local supports have been named for the Buried In Verona, Antagonist AD and Stories 'Mid Year Mayhem' tour
Features / Music
Buried In Verona
Buried In Verona are on their way up. The band's latest album, 'Faceless' debuted at #15 on the ARIA charts, which saw the boys capitalise with a successful national tour shortly after. Richie Newman, rhythm guitarist and singer for the band spoke with us about their upcoming spot on the Midyear Mayhem tour, being a part of the 2013 Australian Warped Tour, and the drive and ambition of achieving even bigger and better things for the band.
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Buried In Verona Lead Names For Midyear Mayhem Tour
Three bands for this epic metalcore run
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Buried In Verona, Fit For A King, Feed Her To The Sharks, Still Waters Claims
Vocalist Brett Anderson encouraged the audience to start a circle pit during Illuminate while a menacing-looking Sean Gynn and Richie Newman delivered stuttering, thrashing guitar lines. Capping off the show with The Damned, the band left the stage only to return from chants from the audience for an encore and slaying them with a fiery version of Four Years.
Features / Music
Never Beaten
"It rolled on from basically just a thought between five dudes who wanted to do something.”
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Album Review: Buried in Verona - 'Faceless'
What the fuck BIV?
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Album Review: Buried In Verona - Faceless
A polarising act, Faceless channels detractors’ nay-saying, indicating that even the most needless shit-talking can inspire something constructive.
News / Music
Buried In Verona Mourn House Vs Hurricane Split
A wake up call for other bands, says Brett Andersen
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