Graveyard of the Atlantic have moved their ghosts inland. The Boston band steered their ship towards Cleveland to record their newest project, a pair of rock songs crafted within close reach of the genre’s almighty mecca: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The group’s double whammy of new material goes from roaring instrumentals (“Exit Interview”) to ruminating riffs (“Spinning Plates”) real quick, thanks in part to the masterful ear of coproducer Jim Wirt, who’s previously left his mark on classics like Fiona Apple’s Tidal. Well, when in Cleveland…
