Artist: Graveyard
Title: Innocence & Decadence
Genre: Hard Rock
Release Date: 25th September 2015
Label: Nuclear Blast Records
Album Review
GRAVEYARD is a Swedish Hard Rock band, formed in 2006. They gained wide recognition with their 2011 album ‘Hisingen Blues’. Following their 2012 album ‘Lights Out’, the band released their fourth album ‘Innocence & Decadence’ three years later via Nuclear Blast Records. Whereas ‘Lights Out’ can be considered a slower, less-catchy album, ‘Innocence & Decadence’ marks a more versatile combination between speed, catchiness and certain moody elements. As faster, more straight-forward songs, ‘Can’t Walk Out’ and ‘Hard Headed’ stick out, whereas ‘Far Too Close’ or ‘Too Much is Not Enough’ rather verge towards balladry and emotional sentiments. In total, GRAVEYARD hardly surprise and continue their own merging of heavily 70s influenced Hard Rock, with psychedelic elements. Although the album in itself is decent enough, it fails to live up to the uniqueness and drive of ‘Hisingen Blues’.
Tracklist
01. Magnetic Shunk
02. The Apple And The Tree
03. Exit 97
04. Never Theirs To Sell
05. Can't Walk Out
06. Too Much Is Not Enough
07. From A Hole In The Wall
08. Cause & Defect
09. Hard Headed
10. Far Too Close
11. Stay For A Song
Line-up
Joakim Nilsson – Guitar & Vocals
Jonathan Ramm – Guitar
Truls Mörck – Bass
Axel Sjöberg – Drums
Website
https://www.facebook.com/graveyardofficial
Cover Picture
Rating
Music: 6
Sound: 7
Extras: -
Total: 6.5 / 10
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