The Great Misdirect

After Between the Buried and Me pushed metalcore purists away with their most progressive release, Colors, they decided to push even harder for their fifth release.

By Ben Apatoff Call it "Deeper Colors." Approximately two years after BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME leapt into headliner status on Colors, they've plunged further into each direction they took on that album. The Great Misdirect raises the Colors bar in every way that BTBAM previously did in following

The album contains substantial flaws that cannot be chalked up to prog-rock growing pains.

Between the Buried and Me - The Great Misdirect review: We must move on.