After years of gestation, North-east India’s pioneering slamming deathcore band Jammers Graveyard (facebook page) has finally decided to make a studio comeback. The band has recently announced that they are going to release their debut record in June 2023, among other important developments as well.
Through social media, the metal outfit has also informed that to mark the release of their upcoming EP, the band would embark on a multi-city tour across the country. Further, Jammers Graveyard will drop the first track of their upcoming album on June 6, 2023, a few days before the EP release.
“We would want to inform you that 99% of the work is over and that we are finally releasing our debut EP in the mid of June. We will soon be revealing the EP release gig dates and every pertaining information step by step”, said the band via social media.
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The Guwahati-based deathcore band has been active since 2011, and over the years, has performed and toured throughout India, winning several major competitions and accolades. Jammers Graveyard has also made it twice to the finals of the iconic Wacken Metal Battle India, after winning their zonal edition of the competition.
Fast-forward a few years and several single releases later, the band was gearing up to release their debut album when the Covid-19 pandemic put everything on hold, thus delaying the process. Then, on June 2021, the band faced perhaps their biggest setback as their vocalist Anuj Dorji passed away due to a severe stroke, which put a huge question mark on the band’s future.
At the advent of their album release, the band has also revealed their new logo which was designed by Sdenzil Budon. Apart from revealing their new vocalist, inside sources have informed us that they will reveal a change in their line-up before the EP gets released.
“We were looking for someone bold enough to fill in the void and fit the kind of stature Anuj maintained, energetic yet humble enough, and hopefully we have found the person, he is indeed dynamic as a vocalist. He has been associated with us for a couple of gigs in the recent past”, informed the Manager of Jammers Graveyard Upamanyu Borah.
He further added, “We are also roping in a new bassist and a drummer, both are doing an incredible job and are gaining the kind of fame within the scene. We are thus excited for the future and ready to take the big leap forward. We will soon reveal our new line-up and member identities, which our fans have been waiting for a long time.”
