The IYG crew has admittingly been a little silent lately. It doesn’t mean that we haven’t been working on some new content for our fans. We have a new single on the way, and it’s a bit more experimental than some of the tunes we’ve released in the past. This single doesn’t sound so much like our prior releases, but it’s easily just as epic. 

Without giving too much away, we’ll give you a little text based behind the scenes. We have our locations decided out in Fremont, Utah. Giving us plenty of empty roads for some beautiful driving scenes. Why driving scenes you ask? You will have to listen to the single when it comes out. At that point, you should be able to hear the theme and what it requires. 

We have managed to pull off some pristine videos with minimal tools and little to no props. For once, we finally have an established location at a rented-out movie theater. We are aware that we have not really had story lines implemented, but we are finally happy to bring an actual plot to the table.  

We’ll go light on the details of the story board. We don’t want to spoil the surprise. Just know that we are traveling far and wide and getting a team rounded up to put a production together to really catch your attention. This video will also be a testament to our new members in the IYG crew. You may not recognize the new faces once introduced, but we think you’ll be delighted when you hear that they are here to stay.  

Share it with your friends. Heck, share it with your family. We know that bringing up our new video is a better dinner topic than politics. A lot of time, preparation and dedication is going into this. So, we appreciate every second of watch time that we receive. We are really trying to amp up our music as well as video skills. And would be honored if you could share this experience with us in embracing a new music motion film into existence. 

Tyler Bromberg (Guitarist of Saint Raven) is an underdog in the music video scene. Has come out of nowhere but has already recorded many projects in our home state. Making videos for groups like Chronic Trigger, Alpine loop and even his own band, Saint Raven. We are honored to be working with him again as he is the direct/videographer of our last music video for “Sick.” 

We sincerely hope you enjoy it. We really tried to spice things up with this next single and thought a music video was well deserved. All shares and likes are always appreciated. Don't hesitate to leave any comments, even if they aren’t so positive. We love constructive criticism and are always open to new ideas. Thank you all for your support and for the time you invest into our group.

When we tell you we had a new team of music athletes, we weren’t joking. Known for his guitar work in Dethrone the Sovereign, a technical deathcore group based in Salt Lake City, Utah. His credentials run deeper than most metal musicians. Being honored is an understatement when it comes to expressing how ecstatic we are to have him in the IYG family. 

He teaches guitar on the side both privately and through a reputable music company. So, you already know he means business. That’s not including the fact that he has a bachelor's in jazz performance. So, you can probably imagine we are eager to start incorporating his writing styles and ideas into our own.  

Just because he’s a guitarist on the side, doesn’t mean that he’s not fit for the job. Bass guitar is just as important as regular guitar, so it’s not a job that just anyone can pick up. Conner employs his musical expertise, ear and input to make the music sound as good as possible regarding who he’s jamming with. 

We are excited to incorporate his jazz background. And just as excited to incorporate his current Deathcore styles on top. The possibilities were already endless, but with these new members, the possibilities expand only that much more. Just because he’s on the bass doesn’t mean he doesn’t shred. In Your Grave bass lines are just as vital as their guitar riffs. Only a few are fit for the job. The blending of styles between old and new members is a recipe for new and improved tunes. So, because of that, it’s an honor to announce him as one of the newest members of the IYG crew.

It’s been a long and winding road. 2023 approaches every one of us slowly. With the new year, it warms our hearts to announce some new members. We were able to test out the waters at Rivera Festival in Myrtle Beach, Oregon with one of our new guitarists on a weekend run. The fans, as well as the band, were not disappointed. And couldn’t even tell it was a new member with how solid their playing was. 

The guitarist we are referring to is Jake Collier. He’s a guitar addict and can shred any genre you throw his way. The last band he was in was Moonteeth, a Salt Lake City, Utah metalcore act. Moonteeth is on the up and up and show no signs of stopping. Making us Utahns proud, and IYG even prouder to have their old guitarist as a new member. We, of course, love Moonteeth and wish them the best of luck going forward. We have played many shows with them and hope to play many more. 

He has also been in other bands like No Company, Beyond Exile, and Amorous, another Salt Lake City Deathcore staple. So much talent and experience for just one person is nothing but an honor to have included in our musical ventures. He has stage time experience as well as studio skills. He’s the one-man-machine we couldn't be more grateful to have.  

This born and raised Utahn brings such a versatile element to the table with his multiple inspirations. Spannin from 90’s groups like Suicidal Tendencies all the way to bands like Whitechapel, Brand of Sacrifice, Spite and everywhere in between. Don’t let his skills trick you though. He may shred, but he really is a simple man. When he’s not melting faces, he likes to play video games, go fishing, or hiking. And we can’t be anymore excited to announce him to be a part of the IYG family.