From the opening bars of their self-titled 2007 debut onwards, GRAVEYARD were strong candidates to endure. The Swedes’ sound, which ticked all the desirable psychedelic, stoner rock and ’70s proto-metal boxes, emerged fully formed, and nothing that the band have released since has even hinted at a d…
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