Swedish heavy rockers Graveyard have released their seventh studio album, 'Fever', on October 9, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records. The nine-track record is the band's first full-length since 2018's 'Peace' and marks a return to the driving, fuzz-laden rock sound of their earlier work.

The album opens with 'Back From The Grave' and includes the single 'Tongue Tied', which arrived on September 18 with an official music video directed by Emil Klinta. Other tracks include 'A Better Cut (Note To Self)', 'Year Of The Horse', 'A Means To An End', 'Time To Tell', 'Don't Shoot!', 'Room Tempered' and 'Dead Note'. The record was produced by Truls Mörck, with songwriting credits going to Joakim Nilsson and Jonatan Larocca Ramm.

'Fever' shifts away from the darker, more introspective atmosphere of the band's previous album in favour of a more direct and urgent approach. Graveyard describe the new material as one of the most immediate collections in their catalogue, built on thick fuzz-laden riffs, a relentless groove and the band's trademark blues-soaked rock sound. The album is available on CD, vinyl and digital formats.