Boundaries have released their eagerly-awaited new album, “Burying Brightness”(3DOT Recordings), with the Hartford-based band’s sophomore album being hailed as “genre-defining” (New Transcendence) and New Noise saying “we definitely have a new standard-bearer here”.
“We utilized their voices for the first time”, Matt McDougal said of the band’s fresh approach to the album. “There’s definitely a new dynamic. We focused on writing some choruses. We made it a little prettier and calmer, changing up the listening experience. We wanted to use all of the tools we have at our disposal on this record. We didn’t leave anything out”.
Boundaries wrote the bulk of “Burying Brightness” in the studio, reuniting with “Your Receding Warmth” producer Randy Leboeuf [The Acacia Strain, Kublai Khan] at Graphic Nature Audio.
“Our goal is to write exactly the kinds of songs we want to with no barriers”, guitar player Cory Emond explains. “I feel like we did that. We’ve always wanted to have songs with singing, but we were never able to capture it until now. We also have some of the heaviest songs we’ve ever written. It has both extremes”.
“Burying Brightness”
- It Begins To Speak
- Your Own Murder
- This Is What It’s Like
- Heaven’s Broken Heart
- No One Will Mourn You Here
- Resent and Regret
- Realize and Rebuild
- My Body is a Cage
- –
- It Was Built to Break
- Burying Brightness
- The Tower
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