GraVil

GraVil are a five-piece metal band based in London, UK. The line-up includes lead guitarist Ryszard Gabrielczyk, guitarist Tony Dando, drummer James Chapman, bassist Nathan “Sparx” Lamb, and vocalist Gra.

Style and sound

The band is associated with melodic death metal and tech metal, and their sound is described in press as drawing on elements of Chimaira and Dark Tranquility. They are also linked with death metal and electronic metal in genre tags.

Recordings and songs

GraVil release the EP Age Of Corruption, which features on HMV’s front page as a featured rock and metal artist. Tracks including “Helmsman”, “Something Worth Chasing”, and “March of the Titans” receive media attention. “March of the Titans” is co-written with James McIlroy of Cradle of Filth.

Media coverage and live work

The band’s music appears on Ian Camfield’s XFM rock show, Bruce Dickinson’s BBC6 rock show, and Scuzz TV. Their live profile grows as they support Saturnian, The Furious Horde, Man of Kin, and Beholder, and they also play main support for The Defiled in Bournemouth.

Debut album

At the point described, GraVil are in the final stages of their debut album, with the band’s live show developing alongside it.