Between The Buried and Me - Other Projects

Other Projects

  • Tommy Giles Rogers has an electronica side project named Giles. A music video for the song "Slumber Party" is featured on the DVD that is included on the re-release for Between the Buried and Me's second album The Silent Circus. Rogers also released a solo album on February 1, 2011, entitled Pulse. The album is credited under the name Thomas Giles.
  • Dustie Waring and Blake Richardson are members of the deathcore band Glass Casket.
  • Rogers and Jacob Troth run a clothing line named Jacob Rogers.
  • Dan Briggs and members of Fear Before and Abigail Williams are members of an experimental supergroup named Orbs.
  • Will Goodyear is now the drumline instructor for the East Carolina University Marching Pirates.
  • Shane Blay is now the guitarist and vocalist for Christian metalcore band Oh, Sleeper.
  • Dan Briggs, along with Walter Fancourt (Casual Curious, Brand New Life) and Matt Lynch (Eyris) are members of a progressive rock/jazz fusion band named Trioscapes who are also signed under Metal Blade Records.

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