Between The Buried And Me Debut Live Performance Of “God Terror”

North Carolina progressive metal mainstays Between The Buried And Me have premiered a new live video showcasing their song “God Terror,” offering fans a high-intensity look at the track in a concert setting.

The performance was filmed by Randy Edwards during the band’s October 24, 2025 appearance at Summit Music Hall in Denver, Colorado. “God Terror” appears on the group’s most recent album ‘The Blue Nowhere’, and according to vocalist Tommy Rogers, it quickly stood out once the band began introducing newer material into their live set.

“Once we started bringing new songs to the stage, we immediately felt a darker, more intense shift in the set when ‘God Terror’ hit,” Rogers explained. “The energy was unmistakable, and we knew we wanted to capture that feeling in a live version of the tune. Denver felt like the obvious choice to film and record, thanks to the constant excitement and connection we’ve always shared with the fans there.”

While the band are currently enjoying a brief break from the road, they’re set to return in February with an extensive European and UK headlining run.

With IHLO & You Win Gravity:
02/19 London, UK – Islington Assembly Hall
02/20 Birmingham, UK – Asylum
02/21 Manchester, UK – Band On The Wall
02/22 Bristol, UK – Fleece

With Monosphere:
02/24 Frankfurt, GER – Das Bett
02/25 Paris, FRA – Petit Bain
02/26 Amsterdam, NET – Melkweg
02/27 Esch-sur-Alzette, LUX – Rockhal
02/28 Antwerp, BEL – Zappa
03/01 Hamburg, GER – Uebel & Gefahrlich
03/02 Copenhagen, DEN – Pumpehuset
03/03 Stockholm, SWE – Debaser
03/05 Helsinki, FIN – Tavastia
03/06 Tallin, EST – Paavli Kulturvabrik
03/07 Riga, LAT – Melna Piektdiena
03/09 Warsaw, POL – Niebo
03/11 Bochum, GER – Matrix
03/12 Stuttgart, GER – Wizemann
03/13 Milan, ITA – Legend Club
03/14 Aarau, SWI – Kiff
03/15 Geneva, SWI – L’Usine
03/17 Leipzig, GER – UT Connewitz
03/18 Prague, CZE – Rock Cafe

The newly released live video captures the darker atmosphere Rogers described, highlighting how “God Terror” has already become a powerful centerpiece in the band’s current setlist.

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