Excerpt: “Bury the Sound’s combination of quiet intensity and soothing, contemplative melodies is reminiscent of Do Make Say Think and Explosions in the Sky. Drummer Shannon Hayes is brilliant, standing out on the excellent “Gemini Unbound”. “What Would One Become” is mesmerizing and reflective and awe-inspiring. Bury the Sound is remarkable on Autumn Magnets, and a band of this caliber won’t go unnoticed for long.”
Excerpt - “25 minutes of cataclysmic instrumental work… Autumn Magnets is a glorious snapshot of the enormous potential of Bury the Sound. More friendly to the ear than My Bloody Valentine and perhaps quieter than Explosions in the Sky, Bury the Sound achieve a special niche in the instrumental shoegaze spectrum—one that will surely be gobbled up by music fans waiting for just such a conglomerate… This is instrumental shoegaze at its best, the kind that makes my mouth water. I beg and plead to the good people of Hidden Shoal Recordings and Bury the Sound—give me more!”
Excerpt - “Autumn Magnets sees Bury the Sound operating in the stratosphere somewhere between early Mogwai and the unpredictable space rock genre and provides some wonderfully dynamic slabs of instrumental rock. Rich guitar melodies mesh with thundering bass work, while keyboard washes provide a nice psychedelic element throughout. It is all held together by some interesting percussion that recalls the more complex nature of a few post-rock artists.”
