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'90s Scranton 'bloodcore' band Burial Ground resurrected for new EP 'Ashes From the Human Flame'
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'90s Scranton 'bloodcore' band Burial Ground resurrected for new EP 'Ashes From the Human Flame'
From a press release: After decades of silence, Burial Ground – the underground pioneers credited with forging the “bloodcore” sound that helped shape modern metalcore – has reemerged with purpose. Reuniting in the studio earlier this year, the influential Scranton-based band has returned not just to revisit their legacy, but to expand it with a long-awaited new EP that bridges their raw beginnings with a renewed creative force. The four-song pr…
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