Blasphemy Through Dismal Actions tracklist:
1) Igniting The Flames
2)Blasphemy Through Dismal Actions
3)Merciless Torment
4)Chaos Legions
5)Calamity Of God
6)Endless Bloodshed
7)Fucked By Steel
8)Lantern of Evil
9)Funeral Fuck
10)Chaos Legions [live]

BIO:

Sacrifice. Not a sacrifice to the great Satan. Unburied has sacrificed melody for brutality, intensity, and aggression. A Metal band from the St.
Louis metro area influenced by (but not limited to) Pantera, Slayer, Lamb Of God, Carcass, Sodom, Destruction, and Death. The sounds are a mix of brutal double bass drums, shredding guitar solos, pummeling rhythms, and
vocals equally influenced by Death, Thrash, and Black Metal. The band
first started in November of 2003 but did not get serious until late May of 2004. The band released its first demo on July 8th, 2004 with Andrew Craft on Bass and Vocals, Tim Brown on Drums, and Dreathus Harris on guitar. The Demo was written, recorded, and mixed in just over one week from June 30th to July 7th. The demo caught afire in the local scene and unburied played numerous shows after the release.

In early October 2004 Dean Crosby, who has been by the bands side since the first few days, joined the band on vocals. Dean recorded his vocals on two early Unburied songs for kicks, but after jamming with the band at a show in late august the band started to think about a vocal switch. Dean joined full time and shortly after Unburied started working on recording new songs for a second demo.

Marc Krushas joined the band in early November 2004 on bass after the departure of Andrew Craft. The band continues to play locally and recorded a debut album in January of 2005 released on February 5th at one of the bands shows.

Dean Joined the Marines in April 2005 and Joe Rabus joined on vocals. We talked to Joe in the early stages of the band to have vocals and he came in a year later and ripped it up. Joe's vocals are far more death metal influenced than any other past vocalist, however at the same time Joe can pull out the highest pitched Rob Halford style power metal wails. Joe has brought in a much more brutal influence to the band, and the band has never been heavier.

This is a review from Heavycore....

Here's a band who sent in their 9-song demo for review and not only does it kick ass - but the production is very good for a demo. Unburied hails from Edwardsville Illinois and has a bludgeoning hardcore edge to the metal they play with conviction.

The musicianship is very good - with a great drum sound that is tighter than a frog's ass with the bass player. I dug the crunch of the guitars, and they added some nicely placed harmonies too. Vocally the demo is strong - reminding me of Jamie of Hatebreed, mixed with a variety of other hardcore influenced singers. Overall, Unburied has a great aggressive sound that solidifies their hardcore roots.

There are many influences I hear from Pro-Pain, Crowbar, and Hatebreed - to even a hint of DRI thrown in for good measure. I think these guys would be a good band to check out live. Get on their website at www.unburied.i8.com to get more information on this brutal ass band.