Swedish rock band Graveyard releases seventh studio album Fever

Swedish rock band Graveyard has released their seventh studio album, titled ‘Fever’. The record, released via Nuclear Blast, marks a return to the heavy psychedelic, blues, and hard rock sound that defines the band's identity.

The album opens with ‘Back From The Grave’, a track characterized by a persistent groove and dense fuzz. The new material emphasizes heavy, distorted riffs and a solid rhythm section, blending vintage influences with a modern weight. While the band has undergone lineup changes and a process of redefining their songwriting since their debut in the mid-2000s, the new album maintains their signature focus on old-school rock aesthetics.

Produced with a focus on live dynamics, the nine-track album includes songs such as ‘Tongue Tied’ and ‘Time to Tell’, as well as the slower-paced ‘A Better Cut (Note to Self)’. The production features mixing by Pelle Gunnerfeldt and mastering by Robin Schmidt.