British metalcore band, Bury Tomorrow, are known for their use of both clean and hardcore vocals to create their signature sound and after five solid albums this investment in sound is totally paying off. One of the most polished bands on the scene they consistently deliver a mix of two different sounds in their music that really mesh together well. Daniel Winter-Bates with his signature raspy and deep growl, as well as Jason Cameron with his silky angelic lean vocals create the perfect fold for their edgy and melodic sound. The band consists of Daniel Winter-Bates – unclean vocals, Jason Cameron – rhythm guitar, clean vocals, Davyd Winter-Bates – bass guitar, Adam Jackson – drums, percussion, Kristan Dawson – lead guitar, backing vocals.
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5. Earthbound
The fast paced guitar on this 2016 track is one of Bury Tomorrow’s top track on the state of the world and how destructive political and societal decisions thwart positive growth. The lyrical content shows how the band has evolved over time whilst still keeping their core sound. The breakdown and guitar work is absolutely terrific and the vocals are once again perfectly on point.
“To live to feel the Earth in motion, is all I need. I can see there’s much hope in changing this world, But no one’s listening. We’ve been living our lives so long in denial, like whispers to the wind,” is just some of the stunning lyrical content on this track that looks at the need to change the world and stop being passive about it.

4. The Redeemer
The opening of this track combined with the drop A rhythm guitar create a splendid feel before the pulsatingly quick drums of Jackson hits the fore together with Cameron’s soulful vocals in the first verse. Winter-Bates fast paced screamed vocals then creates a true offset to the previous section of this number. The chorus is another gem from this band as the main lead riff and Cameron’s vocals work perfectly to create a memorable refrain: “Shallow man, you’ve forsaken all you love (for the last time) Oh shallow man for this is not the end, the time hast come for strength, please don’t give in. Show me the will to fight, after this there’s life, this is where you start to believe you can grow.”

3. An Honourable Reign
This inspiring track focuses on reigning in life and overcoming darkness by living the life with those in faith regarding the right and honourable path. The vocals on this track are absolutely brilliant with Winter-Bates putting in some of the heaviest growls he has produced to date. Together with a killer chorus, superb musical breaks and instrumentationit truly ranks as one of the bands’s best and underrated tracks.
“Reign upon me, show me how I will survive. Try and tell me a way to feel alive. Bring it back to life, to whole new heights and tell me what is needed. I know you’ll guide me home down this darkened road. Rain upon me, shower me with the tears of salvation. Hold me close, hold me near.”

2. Portraits
This is another classic track from Bury Tomorrow, found on their debut album, Portraits, which uses the time tested formula of hard and brutal riffs together with a melodic and clean approach in the melody. This is really a fantastic track and encompasses all the elements of a fantastic track. Keep an ear out for the various pace changes in this track. “As the light breaks through, with the hope that we had. Years drag on, age is lined by the frame. Light breaks through,” is another example of the band’s lyrical proficiency.

1. Lionheart
This is the quintessential song from Bury Tomorrow with its positive lyrics about camaraderie and choosing to back your friends who believe in you. This is a track that emphasises the importance of never forgetting where you came from and who helped shape your success. The track opens with a clean ominous guitar riff before it explodes into a chugging breakdown that will surely get you up off your seat. The guitar playing from, Dawson and Cameron are fantastic on this track especially in the bridge with some amazing lead guitar work that get you playing air guitar in no time. “Over and over and this is how it ends time after time our passion never ends this is where we came from and this is where we met faces remembered we’ll never forget.”
Are some of the best that this band has to offer. This is truly a standout track with multiple layers and elements that will have you listening over and over again.