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Lights Out

(2012, Nuclear Blast Records) Sweden.

Third album by graveyard and you’ll find great songs with the same recipe that in their previous records.

The album starts with a weird song that I started to love after a couple listening : An Industry Of Murder, mainly because of that minor riff on the guitar. The singing is absolutely perfect as usual, with impressive high parts.

You’ll find another impressive vocal performance in the chorus and Finale of Fool In The End.

When The Suits, The Law And The Uniforms really starts at 1:24, it is awesome !

I love the chorus and the guitar’s sound in Endless Night, here is the videoclip : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HmMy2ubC7E

Seven Seven has a catchy rhythmic section.

A good album

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COUP DE COEUR : MY TOP 5

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1. Endless Night
2. Seven Seven
3. Fool In The End
4. An Industry Of Murder
5. The Suits, The Law And The Uniforms

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Goliath 7″

(2012, Nuclear Blast Records) Sweden.

Here is the 7″ for Graveyard’s single Goliath, on “Lights Out”.

The second song Leaving You is cool but it didn’t really move me.

The Artwork is beautiful.

For fans.

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COUP DE COEUR : MY TOP 5

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1. Goliath
2. Leaving You

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Hisingen Blues

(2011, Nuclear Blast Records) Sweden.

I discover Graveyard with that album.

I saw that cover in Nuclear Blast Magazine and I was amazed by the quality of their artwork.

When I saw their meshuggesque faces I thought “Another à la Meshuggah band !”.

Not at all ! Graveyard sing love, in some way close to Led Zeppelin’s music.

What a voice ! I loved Hisingen Blues as much for the singing, the quality of composition and their terrific riffs. Great videoclip here  : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnGBa8dVm6k et excellent live  ici : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He1HViDKWdg.

Once again, I’m amazed by the singing in Ain’t Fit To Live Here.

I love the last solo in Cooking brew at 2:52.

I love a lot the part “When was the last time that you felt alive ?” in Buying Truth (Tack & Förlät).

The calm song Uncomfortably Numb is brilliant.

A Must-Have-In-Your-Collection.

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COUP DE COEUR : MY TOP 5

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1. Hisingen Blues
2. Buying Truth (Tack & Förlät)
3. Ain’t Fit To Live Here
4. Uncomfortably Numb
5. Cooking Brew

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Ancestors Split 7″

(2010, Volcom Ent. Vinyl Club) Sweden.

On that 7″ split, there is a live version of As The Years Pass By, The Hours Bend from their first album.

Antler Wings by Ancestors motivates me to discover that band.

For fans.

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COUP DE COEUR : MY TOP 5

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1. As The Years Pass By, The Hours Bend
2. Antler Wings

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Graveyard

(2007, Transubstans Records) Sweden.

Graveyard is a swedish quartet who plays hardrock music, Led Zep’s style.

That album is slower and less powerful than the two others and the sound less good (saturations on the vocals…).

I think 3 songs come out of that album.

The album starts with Evil Ways and I love how the tempo vary in that song. I love its Finale as well.

My favorite song on that album is Lost In Confusion with fast tempo, efficient riffs and terrific vocals (huge part at 2:32).

I love too Submarine Blues and the way that the bass and guitar’s riffs are mixing to each other.

Some good songs.

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COUP DE COEUR : MY TOP 5

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1. Lost In Confusion
2. Evil Ways
3. Submarine Blues

Site de Graveyard : http://www.nuclearblast.de/en/label/music/band/tourdates/219863.graveyard.html

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