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Nocturnal Graves Change Lineup and Begin Work On New Album

12/13/2012
. Nocturnal Graves have announced a lineup change and have begun work on their second album and will begin recording in two weeks at I-HQ Recordings in Australia.

The band promises "around 35 minutes of explosive, violent death/thrash metal which Nocturnal Graves are known for." The album will be the first released under their new deal with Hells Headbangers.

Nocturnal Graves have also recently had a change of line-up, and have enlisted Shrapnel (ex-Destroyer 666) on lead guitars And L. Wilson (Denouncement Pyre) on drums.

The band's current line-up thus reads as:
J. - Bass/Vocals
Decaylust - Guitar
Shrapnel - Lead Guitar
L. Wilson - Drums

In May 2013, Nocturnal Graves will also tour on European soil, with shows in Germany (at Deathkult Open Air), France, Belgium, the UK, Ireland, Denmark, and Sweden among others.

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