Buried In Verona
Buried In Verona is an Australian metalcore band that formed in 2007. They released several albums including 'Ashes' in 2014, 'Blind Eyes' in 2016, 'The...
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Buried In Verona is an Australian metalcore band that formed in 2007. They released several albums including 'Ashes' in 2014, 'Blind Eyes' in 2016, 'The Riverbed' in 2018, and 'Elegy' in 2020.
Their song 'Blind Eyes' became one of their most recognizable tracks. They also recorded other songs like 'Can't Be Unsaid', 'Extraction', 'Hurricane', and 'All For Nothing'.
The band's music often dealt with themes of personal struggle and emotional intensity. Their lyrics touched on difficult subjects that some listeners found challenging, but they maintained a consistent approach to their material over their active years.
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