BUNGLER – “Double Glare” video

The band’s Greg Kolb commented for New Noise Magazine, who premiered the video:

“The album means a lot to me, in many ways. It’s musically the most intriguing and cool batch of songs Ryan and Sky have written. Its darker, and like the music, lyrically it’s a 180 from our old stuff (mostly). This time around it comes from a more introspective place in my head. Dealing with questions and experiences that I never thought I would have to deal with, rather than me just writing pissed off shit. It’s honest and upfront, and it will stick with me forever. I hope it will stick with everyone else who listens to it too.”

Buffalo, NY’s unhinged hardcore heavies BUNGLER have inked a deal with Innerstrength Records. Following two self-released albums, the band will release its Innerstrength debut The Nature of Being New on March 3, 2017.

The Nature of Being Newis a 12-song example of BUNGLER playing what they feel and not caring what anyone thinks, looking to pass right through any genre-barrier erected in the ears of new listeners. Continuing its road warrior tradition, the band plans to tour anywhere and everywhere, demonstrating to audience members in person just how Buffalo gets down!

Bungler is a three-piece band from Buffalo, NY that’s been inspired by chaotic metalcore and punk rooted ethics. Since 2014 they have prided themselves on keeping their music and their message as real as possible. Touring constantly for over two years and still full of drive, they’ve shared the stage with a variety of acts such as Great American Ghost, Darke Complex, Until We Are Ghosts, and Yüth Forever both across the US and Canada. Often the “odd dog” on the bill, Bungler truly leaves their mark on enjoying their shows and exposing their raw energy no matter what genre or type of concert. Knowing how important a live set is to a band, they make sure their sets showcase how chaotic and sporadic their music is. Their two latest releases Never Grows and There’s No Setting Sun Where We Are were both self-released and brought the band new fans spanning all genres.