The Burying Kind
Bio
The Burying Kind is a two-man band from outside of
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.
Videos
The Band
Scott-David Allen & Dan Milligan: The Burying Kind
The Press
Krissy Vanderwoude
Drowned In a Sea of Sound on DKFM (Shoegaze Radio)
The music of The Burying Kind is powerful and strong, yet delicate and beautiful. Catchy hooks, memorable melodies, and haunting vocals will hang around in your head long after the songs have ended.
Although TBK are truly doing something fresh and innovative here, I would be willing to bet that fans of artists like The National and Babybird will be fans of this too! I’m hooked on these earworms.