Following four acclaimed albums with Sony Music, Bury Tomorrow enter the next chapter of their career with the release of their explosive new single “Sx,” alongside the launch of their own independent imprint, DEA†H Records.
More than just a new song, “Sx” marks the beginning of a completely new era for one of modern metal’s most forward-thinking bands. Built on complete creative freedom, DEA†H Records represents a future entirely on the band’s own terms, allowing Bury Tomorrow to shape every aspect of their music, vision, and community without compromise.
“Sx” — short for “Symptom” — explores the complexities of the human experience and the daily struggle between light and darkness, certainty and doubt. It reflects the understanding that life isn’t defined by absolutes, but by spectrums. Every person carries both beauty and burden, and we all have parts of ourselves we’d rather keep buried.
Speaking on the track, Dani Winter-Bates said, “‘Sx’ is the perfect way to introduce this new chapter. It’s about grappling with the good and the bad every day, realizing that none of us are entirely one thing or another. Life exists in shades, not absolutes, and we all carry bones we bury deep.”
Produced by Carl Bown (Sleep Token, BFMV), “Sx” pushes Bury Tomorrow into bold new territory while retaining the crushing intensity that has defined their career. Drawing inspiration from industrial music, darkwave, and electronic influences, the single introduces new textures and sounds the band have long admired but never fully embraced. Dark, driving, and unapologetically gothic, “Sx” establishes the sonic identity for everything still to come.
