GRAVEN IMAGE - studio sessions 82 - 83 LP Re Issue The wild riffing is still

The wild riffing is still there so is the seamless rhythm section backing one of the most energetic voices in current hardcore punk

along with Johannes Fritsch (Metaphon 012) and David Johnson

The breadth of imagination across the dozen tracks is extraordinary: after trading vocals in extolling The Joy of Living’s jazzy

originally released as the first on Rubén Haddock's Uniart label in 1970

a way of hearing that allows for a deeper engagement with harmonic resonance

GRAVEN IMAGE - studio sessions 82 - 83 LP Re Issue The wild riffing is stillIn the summer of 1982, an already burgeoning scene in Richmond, VA, saw the arrival of some new blood in the form of Graven Image. Having shared the stage with a veritable who's who of punk at the time (Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Necros, C. O. C., Void, The FU's, etc.) throughout the Mid Atlantic, the band's explosive live performance, fronted by the powerful and charismatic Dwayne Curd, was evidence that they could hold their own when billed with the