MilwHC:Bands:Buried

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Buried

Line-up:

  • Vocals: Dan Gatewood
  • Guitar: Grant Kasten
  • Bass: Pete Prodoehl
  • Drums: Jerry Tyborski
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Band History

Buried was a Milwaukee band that played hardcore. They formed in 1992, practiced for a while, and played in 1993. They went on tour in 1993. They broke up in 1993. They did record a tape, and a song for a 7" record. Links to download most of their recorded material is below.

(The songs are all licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license. This means you are free to use them for Non-Commercial purposes, as long as you give Attribution, and allow others to do the same. We just want to free the music, and make it available. Download the MP3's and share them with your friends.)

The Buried Tour took place from the end of May to mid-June 1993. Some of the states played in were Wisconsin, Missourri, Ohio, New Jersey, Boston, Washington D.C., Virginia, Michigan, and maybe a few others... Davey von Bohlen went along as the roadie. Grant was not allowed to drive the van.

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Discography

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Leaders, Machines, and Lies cassette

Recorded and mixed at Tortured Youth Studios on May 9th and May 15th. (1993)
Engineered by Rick Hake
Produced by Buried

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Buried also had a song on a 7" compilation called "Hope For Us" put out by Discontent Records.

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Songs

  • Processed
  • Ghost Dance
  • My World
  • The Unforgiving Minute
  • Evolution
  • The Solitary Revolutionary
  • Play Your Part
  • Excluded
  • Where Have All the Flowers Gone? (Written by Pete Seeger)
  • Hope for Us
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Comments

  • The song "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" appears on the Buried tape "Leaders, Machines, and Lies" as the last song. It is not listed on the j-card though. It came about because at the time Pete was taking a guitar class at UWM and brought Grant along as a guest one day, and that was a song we did in class. Grant was the loudest in class too, belting out such classics as "If I Had a Hammer" and "Sixteen Tons" and such... --Pete Prodoehl 06:26, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
  • The tape "Leaders, Machines, and Lies" was not just a tape, you also got a lyric booklet (with a page about punk/the band/life from each member) a sticker, and a patch. I think the cost was $2.50. We used comic book bags and a bag sealer to close them all. (While in D.C. on tour I spent like 6 hours putting these together instead of sight-seeing.) --Pete Prodoehl 06:30, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
  • Grant was a busy man! At the same time Buried was around, he was also playing in Animal Farm. --Pete Prodoehl 06:30, 19 Aug 2005 (PDT)
  • The song "Hope For Us" is one of the best songs by any Milwaukee band, period. Go listen to it - if it doesn't give you chills, well, that's your problem. --Tim Burton 9:24, 27 Dec 2006 (PDT)
  • Thanks for the comment Tim! "Hope for Us" did become sort of an anthem to some people. I need to get a good recording of it online. --Pete Prodoehl 09:54, 28 Dec 2006 (PST)
  • "Hope for Us" is on a recent podcast at All Go No Slow - http://agns.libsyn.com/ Show # 67 Midwest Punk and Hardcore, Buried is on there with Negative Approach and the Necros - good company to have... --Tim Burton 07:19, 28 Dec 2006 (PST)
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