One listen to the self-titled debut from Sweden's Graveyard and you swear that this thing was recorded in 1971. Psychedelic, often times bluesy yet heavy guitar riffs, enchanting atmosphere, swirling drum patterns, and hazy vocals, all permeate this wildly seductive hard rock album. Think Cream, Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer, The Doors, Pentagram, Grand Funk Railroad, or newer acts like Witchcraft, Gentleman's Pistols, and Danzig.
Produced by Don Ahlsterberg, who did a fantastic job of really honing in on a classic vibe here, Graveyard just drips with psychedelic menace from start to finish, and everything from the guitar riffs to the vocals is so retro 70's that you gotta love it.
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12 comments:
f***in eh! ive been wanting to check these dudes out. ripping.
thankyou, looking forward to trying.
steve.
You right.Good Album.
Way out cool. Heavy Creamy in a blue striped can. Fuzzier than me. Thanks for the good turn.
EXCELLENT!!...back to the seventies alright!...love it..thanks!
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aguevoooo chidooo!! man those dudes, what an album! amazing!!!
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really hard to find this album, in good link, thanks for that. brazilian greetings
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