Bury Your Dead Cover Your Tracks CD

 HEAVY
Good Heavy Hardcore if you like hatebreed, pantera, old fear factory
Submitted by F (Wallingford CT, USA)
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 i thought i was gonna get tired of this cd
But that didnt have it ..i liten to it everyday from start to finish. Nice riffs and vocals, and the breakdowns are always fun to have. its an awsome album
Submitted by wilfredosanchez18 (Moca, Puerto Rico) 
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 Less Is More
Bury Your Dead have proven the formula of less is more on this album. The guitar work by Eric and Slimby is simple yet catchy, very laid back on the album, but ripped up and brutal on a live set. Rick's bass is non-existent, probably cos he is playing exactly what the guitarists are playing. Matt's vocals are brutal at best, but are monotoned and can often become boring. To really get into them you will need to see them live. Mark the drummer has a very different style to the rest of the band. He keeps his arms robotic with the click track but his kicks are all over the place. This really brings a bit relief to the whole album. Instead of kicking to the palm muted notes like virtually every other band does, he mixes it up. Though the bass drum sounds like pencils tapping a paper cup, his playing doesn't. It's tight. To really get a good idea of the real BYD, get the CD/DVD Alive, which features Matt (before he decided to become a priest...ok), the sound is of a good quality and the drumming is great. Overall Cover Your Tracks is a solid effort by BYD that will keep the hardcore kids moshing for more.
Submitted by Lachy The Drummer (Bundaberg,QLD,AUS)
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 great album, great dudes
wow, some amazings things have been happening to Bury Your Dead lately. Oz fest, countless great tours,not to mention getting signed to Victory Records. i'd have to say being a byd fan since the first demo, since the first full length "You Had Me At Hello," and to their break up immediatly following, this band will never get old. ever time i see them, they always leave me begging for more. believe it or not i bought this at walmart. as soon as i heard, my mouth dropped. these 12 songs of brutality are made me want to blow out my van speakers. but because i lack the cash to replace them, i'll see them around. if this is your first time tasting byd, be prepared. i suggest your practice your windmill kicks. i gave it a 4 because a few olf the songs on here are off their old cd on Eulogy Records (pick that sh*t up as well) they also released a new cd a few months ago called "Beauty and the Breakdown" on Victory Records.
Submitted by marc (Small town in MI)
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 damn metal drums!
Awesome guitar work, decent consistent vocals, but omg why did the drums have to kill it. The guy is obviously a great drummer but the double kick sounds like a q-tip tapping a roll of tissue. Despite that, this album is still worth the money unless ur so jaded you'd let that ruin the whole thing for you. Agony Scene now that's how drums are supposed to sound.
Submitted by tomcruise (Los Angeles, CA)
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