GreyHaven Drop New Single
Photo Credit : Perri Leigh
Greyhaven, a progressive metalcore band straight out of Louisville, Kentucky has blessed us with a new release from their upcoming album “Keep It Quiet” coming out this fall. The band is a 4-piece which includes members such as Brent Mills; Vocalist, Nick Spencer; Guitarist, Johnny Muench; Bassist, and Ethan Spray; Drummer.
Greyhaven is highly known for their single “Echo and Dust Pt. 1” which accumulated over 4 million Spotify streams since 2018.
Greyhaven's new 11 track album “Keep It Quiet” is set to release on October 10th via Solid State. So far, they’ve given us 2 tracks and both have been outstanding.
Here is the “Keep It Quiet” tracklist:
"Prelude: Evening Star"
"Shatter and Burst"
"Show Me Where You Are"
"Burn a Miracle"
"Where the Light Leaves Us"
"Night in October"
"Technicolor Blues"
"Satellite in Love"
"From the Backseat of a Moving Car"
"Diamond to Diamond"
"Cemetery Sun"
Pre-order “Keep It Quiet”: https://gh.ffm.to/keepitquiet
The newly released track is called “Cemetery Sun,” and it has a special ring to it.
"The message is 'I love you so much that if I had to, I would totally obliterate myself for you to shine,'" the band shares about the track's deeper meaning. "I had watched Nosferatu, but 'Cemetery Sun' is the opposite of what a vampire does. I'd willingly not drain your life, because I know how draining I can be."
“Cemetery Sun” is a very deep & intense song. Knowing what the band has to say about it, along with the lyrics alone, it really is about not hurting the one you love, even if that's the extent it takes, and yearning to undo the damage. Song lyrics that really resonate with me & solidify the meaning behind the song are
“I fade away, I threw myself into the sun
I found a way to undo all the damage done
Cure the heart and break the skin”
“I cannot define what it means to be right outside the lines
What it means to be picture perfect, look the other way.”
Stream “Cemetery Sun”: https://gh.ffm.to/sun.
The music video to “Cemetery Sun” aligns with the vibe of the song like a perfect puzzle. While watching it, it reminded me of having a fever dream. It takes place outside on the top of a highway, and throughout a rock tunnel with a very grainy quality and fish-eye lenses. As the video goes, it switches from the outdoors to inside a venue while Greyhaven performs, sticking to the same grainy, grungy vibe. The crowd is going so hard for them, moshing like there is no tomorrow.
Watch “Cemetery Sun” Music Video: https://youtu.be/W6Qbo60g4NE?si=KA1w7GuAVwO_VtlD
This November, Greyhaven will embark on their fall tour!
11/12 — New York, NY — Mercury Lounge
11/13 — Philadelphia, PA — Kung-Fu Necktie
11/14 — Worcester, MA — The Palladium
11/15 — Baltimore. MD — Metro Gallery
11/16 — Richmond, VA — Canal Club
11/19 — Greensboro, NC — Hangar 1819
11/20 — Greenville, SC — Radio Room
11/21 — Atlanta, GA — Masquerade
11/22 — Orlando, FL — Conduit
11/23 — Tampa, FL — Orpheum
11/26 — Nashville, TN — The End
11/29 — Dallas, TX — RBC
12/01 — Anaheim, CA — The Parish @ House Of Blues
12/02 — Phoenix, AZ — Rebel Lounge
12/05 — Denver, CO — Marquis Theatre
12/06 — Kansas City, MO — The Rino
12/08 — Columbus, OH — Ace Of Cups
12/09 — Chicago, IL — Cobra Lounge
12/10 — Detroit, MI — Sanctuary
12/11 — Louisville, KY — Whirling Tiger
12/12 — Pittsburgh, PA — Preserving Underground
12/13 — Indianapolis, IN — Hoosier Dome
