Between The Buried And Me Filmed a Song Inside a Cave and Kept the Tape

Tomas Berglund · September 9, 2026

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Photo: Sonic Perspectives

Between the Buried and Me have released a live recording of "Psychomanteum", filmed at The Caverns in Pelham, Tennessee, and taken from The Blue Nowhere.

Tommy Rogers explained why they bothered to document that particular night. "Never in a million years did we imagine we'd one day play a show inside a cave. We knew we had to document the evening somehow. It was a magical and unique night, filled with cold, damp air and our music echoing through ancient rock. What an unforgettable experience."

The audio was mixed by Jamie King. The video was filmed by the band and edited by Adam Halpern, with single artwork by Corey Meyers.

The band spent the summer on the second North American leg in support of the album, and returned to Japan and Australia for the first time in over six years. A Latin American tour follows later in 2026, along with appearances at Louder Than Life and Warped Tour.

Source: Sonic Perspectives