BURY TOMORROW – Will you haunt me, with that same patience, 2025.

BURY TOMORROW, una de las bandas referencia del metalcore británico han publicado su nuevo disco “Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience” con el anhelo de encontrarnos con el disco que definitivamente haga que den el salto y el público los ponga en el mismo escalón que bandas contemporáneas de metalcore como WHILE SHE SLEEPS.

Personalmente, para conectar con el disco he necesitado un par de vueltas, pues de primeras no terminaba de mantenerme enganchado si no contamos los fragmentos de voces limpias de Dani Winter-Bates. Las partes más contundentes me han sobrepasado con sus guitarras barítonas y los constantes cambios de registro gutural.

Una escucha más reposada me ha revelado que BURY TOMORROW no es una de esas bandas que puedas mirar desde su pasado, sino que hay que escucharlas con la única perspectiva de lo que tenemos delante y no pensar si éste disco es mejor o peor que el anterior. Así, he empezado a disfrutar de las melodías que emanan de entre la vorágine armónica con muchísima emotividad.

“Will you haunt me, with that same patience” no es un disco malo, como no lo es ninguno de los británicos, pero le falta ese punto que avive la conexión con el oyente, ya que recae excesivo peso en las partes melódicas.

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BURY TOMORROW, one of the reference bands of British metalcore have released their new album “Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience” with the hope of finding the album that will definitely make them make the leap and the public put them on the same level as contemporary metalcore bands like WHILE SHE SLEEPS.

Personally, to connect with the album I needed a couple of spins, because at first it didn’t keep me hooked if we don’t count the fragments of clean vocals by Dani Winter-Bates. The most forceful parts overwhelmed me with their baritone guitars and the constant changes of guttural register.

A more relaxed listening has revealed to me that BURY TOMORROW is not one of those bands that you can look at from their past, but that you have to listen to them with the only perspective of what you have in front of you and not think if this album is better or worse than the previous one. Thus, I have started to enjoy the melodies that emanate from the harmonic maelstrom with a lot of emotionality.

“Will you haunt me, with that same patience” is not a bad album, as is none of the British, but it lacks that point that enlivens the connection with the listener, as it falls too much weight on the melodic parts.