Eleven years between forming and a record with their own name on it, and Graviton have their self titled second album out through Skepsis Recordings.
The record carries eight songs: "Empire of Pain", "The Oppressor", "Pillars of Life", a second part of a piece named after the elliptical galaxy NGC 1277 and after the band itself, "Vengeance", "Crimson Sand", "Celestial Mass" and "Dissent Into Madness". A video for "Pillars of Life" is on the band's own channel, and so are clips for "Dissent Into Madness" and "Conundrum Of Mortality".
Graviton formed in 2015 and play blackened thrash and death metal. The album's date was fixed back in October for 13 November and the band kept it, which in this corner of the underground counts for something.
The band also carry a recorded cover of "Battery" on the same channel. Nothing has been said about shows behind the record.
Skepsis Recordings has the record. The band had already put a second part of the NGC 1277 piece on this album without the first part appearing on it, which leaves the pair split across two releases.