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Between The Buried And Me Premiere New Song “Absent Thereafter”

Between The Buried And Me have shared a new track called “Absent Thereafter.” That song will appear on their new album, “The Blue Nowhere,” which is set to be released on September 12. Tommy Rogers commented:

“To me, ‘Absent Thereafter’ feels like the quintessential BTBAM song – fun, intense, spacy, and still fucking heavy. I like to think it takes the listener on an unexpected journey, with ear candy waiting around every corner. It’s a deeper dive into all of the dynamic places you’re taken within ‘The Blue Nowhere!’”

Dan Briggs added:

“This song moves arrangement-wise in two parts divided by a key change and tonal shift of the chorus, but is ultimately the big fun time bombastic energy of a Van Halen shuffle with Huey Lewis and the News horns going through variations that are sometimes heavily syncopated, sometimes lost in space, and sometimes inspiring you to break out into a do-si-do. Grab your washboard and let’s go!”

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PostedJuly 24, 2025
AuthorCaeman Amelio
TagsBetween The Buried And Me

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