Showing posts with label Guitar World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guitar World. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

REVOCATION: Chaos of Forms Streaming In Its Entirety at GuitarWorld.com

REVOCATION: Chaos of Forms Streaming In Its Entirety at GuitarWorld.com



REVOCATION are streaming their highly-anticipated new album Chaos of Forms in its entirety online now at GuitarWorld.com. Chaos of Forms will see its North American release next Tuesday, August 16th (September 5th internationally) and is available for pre-order at this location and at iTunes.



REVOCATION has posted footage filmed during the Chaos of Forms recording sessions online now at this location. The band recorded Chaos of Forms earlier this year with engineer Pete Rutcho at Damage Studios.



REVOCATION has a handful of Northeast shows lined up for August in support of Chaos of Forms release. The band will be heading out a full U.S. tour this fall with further details to be announced soon.



REVOCATION are available for interviews upon request. To speak with the band, simply contact Betsey Cichoracki at Relapse Records via any of the means listed at the bottom of this message. Stay tuned to www.RELAPSE.com for forthcoming REVOCATION news / tour / release information. Additional information will be made available via the REVOCATION MySpace page: MySpace.com/Revocation and Facebook.



REVOCATION Tour Dates:



Aug. 14 Lowell, MA Holy Ghost Park (w/ THY WILL BE DONE)

Aug. 18 Allston, MA Great Scotts (w/ TOXIC HOLOCAUST, HOLY GRAIL, KRUM BUMS)

Aug. 20 New York, NY The Studio @ Webster Hall



“Revocation are the best band you've never heard! Absolutely godlike death/thrash." – Decibel



“The band's furious second album is an imposing slab that bridges the gap between Slayer-style thrash and Pantera's vicious bounce…simultaneously brawny and brainy. “ – Spin.com



“Bands like Revocation don’t come very often, and when they do it’s something to cherish. There’s shredding a-plenty, riffs galore, groovy Rex Brown-esque bass lines and extremely technical drumming, all wrapped up in songs that simply slay.” – Crustcake.com

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

New CONTROL DENIED Music Video

 A brand new video for CONTROL DENIED’s “Breaking The Broken” can be seen now atGuitarWorld.com. The video was directed by Doug Cook and produced by DEATH manager Eric Greif for Perseverance Holdings Ltd., the company that oversees the works of Chuck Schuldiner. “Breaking The Broken” originally appears on CONTROL DENIED’s 1999 album ‘The Fragile Art of Existence’ that was recently re-issued by Relapse Records.

   For the deluxe re-issue, CONTROL DENIED’s legendary first album has been re-mastered, re-packaged and features liner notes from drummer Richard Christy, never-before-seen photographs, as well as over an hour of previously unreleased demo and rehearsal tracks. ‘The Fragile Art of Existence’ two-disc re-issue is now available world-wide in retail stores and the expanded three-disc set is available now exclusively via Relapse Mailorder.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

REVOCATION Post New Track Online

   REVOCATION has posted “No Funeral” form their forthcoming album Chaos of Forms online now exclusively at GuitarWorld.com. The band has previously posted Chaos of Forms track “Cradle Robber” via the band’s Facebook and MySpace pages. REVOCATION recorded Chaos of Forms at Damage Studios in Southbridge, Massachusetts with engineer Pete Rutcho. The band’s third full-length and follow-up to their break-through Relapse debut Existence Is Futile has been set for an August 16th North American release date, September 5th internationally, and is available for pre-order at this location and at iTunes.  

   REVOCATION are on tour now in North America alongside FORBIDDEN, WHITE WIZARD, and HAVOK. The tour is currently in western Canada, crossing into the mid-west States next week. A listing of tour dates and cities can be found below.

    REVOCATION’s David Davidson was recently named as the number one modern guitar player in MetalSucks.net poll of the Top 25 Modern Metal Guitarists. Results from the poll can be viewed here.