MyGrain to release new album “V” in October.
MYGRAIN finally strikes back! And their journey into a new era continues now even stronger as they signed a worldwide record deal with Reaper Entertainment Europe. The group’s new studio album “V” was recorded with the familiar mastermind Mr. Juho Räihä at Soundspiral Audio, and will see its daylight on 2 October 2020.
MYGRAIN also revealed the stunning new cover artwork today.
The band states:
“Howdydiddlydildo Folks! MYGRAIN is proud to finally reveal the cover art from its long-awaited fifth album hence the name “V”. This time around we decided to go with not so obvious illustration as the famous MYGRAIN logo also shines in its absence. The artwork itself is simpler than in any of our previous albums which we feel nicely reflects the music on the record also, more to the point and at the same time has a little bit more muscle to it. Also, the fire and passion we still feel towards making and playing music are literally shown in the illustration itself. Hopefully, you fans all over the world enjoy it as much as we do and we can’t wait for you guys to hear the album when it’s released. -MyGrainiacs”
This masterpiece of melodic death metal comes as a CD jewelcase and is the best and strongest MYGRAIN album so far! More info coming soon – stay tuned!
MYGRAIN are:
Tuomas “Tommy” Tuovinen – vocals
Teemu Ylämäki – guitars
Joni Lahdenkauppi – guitars
Jonas Kuhlberg – bass
Janne Mikael Manninen – drums
MYGRAIN online:
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/mygrain1
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialMyGrain
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