Concept bands are becoming a regular thing. Story-driven music can either be horribly cliche or can add a whole new layer of thought and texture to a band’s sound. Enter: Greaver, an aptly named five-piece post-hardcore band from North Carolina who have all the tools they need to deliver a much needed punch to the gut of this scene.

Their latest album is a racial tension-laced murder story titled The Faun and it’s out this Friday, April 29 through Cardigan Records. Keep an eye out for our review.

The Faun is streaming in full today, via Revolver, and you can listen through its entirety below. You can pick up the album on iTunes. Let us know what you think.

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Kacy Raby

A writer from time to time, I mostly watch movies, play Pokemon, and sing and play in my band, Valleys In Autumn. One day, maybe, I'll be captain of the Starship Enterprise.

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