[5] The album's track list was revealed on March 3 together with the release of the single, "Loud (Fuck It)", which debuted on Octane with an accompanying music video.

[7] On September 27, 2017, the music video for "Necessary Evil" starring Vered Blonstein,[8] Ian Adema and Cervena Fox was released.

On March 3, the band revealed the album's official artwork created by Crystal Johnson[12][13] and tracklist, followed by the release of their third single, "Loud (Fuck It)" and the accompanying music video.

[15] AllMusic gave the album a positive review and saying, "Graveyard Shift is a highly enjoyable and entertaining continuation for a band that knowingly winks along with the madness they concoct.

"[16] Louder Sound gave the album a positive review and stated: "It's these little touches that add interest to a record that largely continues, rather than reinvents, what Motionless In White are about, but there are enough singalong choruses and stomping riffs to satisfy diehard fans.