
Sounds & Shadows released their "Best of 2021" list today, and the self-titled EP from The Burying Kind landed on the list. Check out the full list below!
The Burying Kind's first official remix is out now on Dogtablet's "TJY4" release on Distortion productions! This digital-only EP is a free addendum to their "Feathers & Skin/Pearldropblue Ultimate Edition CD," or you can stream it and purchase it separately at the link below!
Our debut EP was featured on "Professional Fanby" on Twitch and YouTube...and the host did an EXTREMELY deep dive review!
We are thrilled to announce that our song, Falling Over, has been chosen to appear on the very first volume of "Broken Hearts & Robot Parts I"...a compilation series from one of our favorite labels, COP International! It's available right HERE, so smash this link, name your price, and enjoy the music!
Our debut, 5-song EP has officially been released, and it's available HERE!
The big news is that our self-titled debut EP is finally out, and available to stream right here! So, if you're looking to grab a digital copy, or get your hands on one of the extremely limited-edition CDs, just click HERE!
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The Burying Kind is a two-man band from outside of Chicago that consists of Scott-David Allen (A Covenant of Thorns), and Dan Milligan (The Joy Thieves/Drownbeat). The band combines aspects of dream-pop, darkwave, and new wave with more traditional guitar-driven alternative and pop rock.
The shimmering guitars, and ambient atmospheres may remind some of bands such as Slowdive, My Bloody Valentine, The Sundays, and Cocteau Twins; but TBK's tight song arrangements, walls of fuzz-laden guitars, memorable vocal melodies, and lush vocal harmonies are much more akin to pop-rock bands such as The Posies, Tears For Fears, and Toad The Wet Sprocket. The result is a surprisingly modern sound that is drawing comparisons to bands like The National, Drab Majesty, Choir Boy, White Rabbit, and Editors.
Deeply layered, but still powerful.
Beautifully textured, but driving.
Darkly romantic. And eternally hopeful.
The Burying Kind.
Scott-David Allen & Dan Milligan: The Burying Kind