Description

Grey vinyl. Limited 500 numbered copies

This is their most cohesive album to date. They kick you in the face with the riffs right out of the gates. It’s like everything I love about 70s hard rock, but with their own creative and unique spin. You can hear influences from Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Motorhead, Pink Floyd, Danzig and even the Doors on here. Very crisp production value and the pacing is perfect on this album. It takes you for a headbanging trip with many ups and downs in variety. The slower and more subdued songs are still incredible and have such great feel to them that they’re as strong as the bangers. Their musicianship is at the top of their game with rollicking riffs, soaring solos and pulsating drums. If you like Graveyard, you’ll love this album. If you haven’t heard Graveyard, but are a fan of 70s hard rock, you’ll love this album. In my opinion this is Graveyard’s best album. This screams album defining moment from them and is one that will hopefully get some notice. It’s at my number one of metal for the year hands down so far.

Track list:
1. It Ain’t Over Yet
2. Cold Love
3. See The Day
4. Please Don’t
5. The Fox
6. Walk On
7. Del Manic
8. Bird Of Paradise
9. A Sign Of Peace
10. Low (I Wouldn’t Mind)