Graveyard’s Truls Mork: “We learned a lesson during the breakup and when reforming the band… not to take things for granted.”

Swedish psych rock masters not only rose from the ashes of a troubling split but they managed to come back stronger than ever with new drummer Oskar Bergenheim.  This year, Graveyard released Peace which is hands down their greatest effort to date.  Nuclear Blast spoke with bassist/singer/songwriter Truls Mork about his feelings and thoughts about Peace now that it’s been released to the general public.

To anyone who has followed GRAVEYARD throughout their career it comes as no surprise that »Peace« offers yet another passionate display from band that utilises a wide variety of styles and moods. But, if you were to pin-point the one thing that really sets “Peace” aside from the band’s previous albums, it would be that the production on “Peace” is the band’s heaviest and most solid to date. With the album release last Friday, 25^th May, today you can check out an exclusive video of Truls Mörck talking about why the album is fucking awesome and what new drummer Oskar brings to the fold.  “Peace” is available HERE

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I have been running this blog since 2009. AKA as the Great Southern Brainfart, Southeast of Heaven is my baby now and forever. I’ve had my ups and downs with bands over the years but they are all great experiences and memories. My Swedish friend Charlie said once, “Don is known for being one of the meanest bastards in American rock journalism.” It’s nice to be loved.

I also once took a shit in Anthrax’s dressing room toilet and didn’t flush.

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