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- Summary: The fourth full-length release for the Swedish hard rock band was recorded live with Truls Mörck taking over bass duties from departing bassist Rikard Edlund.
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- Record Label: Nuclear Blast
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| I could feel it all that day and how life just ran away Somehow they got you and almost took what they need I heard the bells were ringing and... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Sep 30, 2015The material on Innocence & Decadence is everything you'd expect from a Graveyard album plus a little bit more.
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Sep 30, 2015It’s exceptionally diverse, especially for hard rock.
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Sep 30, 2015This album takes Graveyard into a new realm, marking them as modern blues-rock craftsmen par excellence.
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Kerrang!Dec 14, 2015Like Sabbath on an especially mellow day. [14 Nov 2015, p.52]
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Sep 30, 2015While it’s not quite the same deep-dive into confectionary pop, Innocence shares both that group’s [ABBA] fondness for immediate melodies and their egalitarian spirit.
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Nov 3, 2015Graveyard incorporates as many repurposed elements of Free and the Faces as it does from Sabbath, putting more melody into their attack, and Nilsson responds with the most nuanced vocals of his career so far.
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Sep 30, 2015Active fans may be left underwhelmed and wanting more. So, while you’ll likely be tapping your foot and nodding your head, you might also be wrestling with the fact that none of this is new.
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