Graveyard - Peace album mp3

Mark your calendars for a sign of PEACE! .

Graveyard is the debut studio album by Swedish hard rock band Graveyard, released on September 10, 2007 by Swedish label Transubstans Records and February 19, 2008 on American label TeePee Records. Lost in Confusion" – 3:23. Don't Take Us for Fools" – 4:02. Submarine Blues" – 2:25. As the Years Pass By, the Hours Bend" – 4:41. Right Is Wrong" – 4:27. Satan's Finest" – 5:31.

With their fifth album, Peace, GRAVEYARD guides the listener through an ever-changing musical landscape filled with their trademark take on classic rock. From the opening track’s blistering declaration that ‘It Ain’t Over Yet’ to the final note of heart beating bass on the epic and moody rocker ‘Low (I Wouldn’t Mind)’ the band manage to squeeze out every last creative drop of what there is to know, hear and love about GRAVEYARD in 2018.

Manufactured as a standard jewel case with transparent tray and sixteen-pages booklet.

Swedish retro rockers Graveyard are releasing their fifth album called 'Peace' on May 25. This is their first disc after they broke up in 2016 and returned in 2017, and also the first one with new drummer Oskar Bergenheim. The rest of the band conisists of guitarist/vocalist Joakim Nilsson, guitaist Jonathan Ramm and Bassist Truls Mörck.

Gothenburg’s celebrated retro-rockers Graveyard come back swinging with Peace. By Chris Chantler 2018-05-25T10:34:02. 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). Sweden’s crown princes of swinging retro cool announced their split in September 2016, one year after releasing their quirky, soul-infused fourth album, Innocence & Decadence.

Writers Joakim Nilsson, Jonatan La Rocca Ramm, Oskar Bergenheim & 1 more. More Graveyard albums. Innocence & Decadence. Show all albums by Graveyard. About Genius Contributor Guidelines Press Advertise Event Space.

Album · 2018 · 10 Songs. It ain’t over yet/You’ve got a lot to lose, howls Graveyard vocalist/guitarist Joakim Nilsson over a psychedelic mélange of whirling guitars on It Ain’t Over Yet, the searing opener on the band’s fifth album. It’s with that kind of steadfast determination that the Swedish group deliver their soulful take on classic rock. As the taut stoner grooves of Cold Love fade into the crystalline melodies of See the Day and climactic riff rock of Please Don’t, Graveyard ooze easy '70s style at every turn.