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Netherheaven is out now. Get into it.
The new album features Cannibal Corpse and The Black Dahlia Murder members.
"Netherheaven finds Revocation doubling down on their most ferocious elements."
One of the main characteristics that continues to protrude in this release is the melodic flow that is at its strongest yet.
This is Revocation's 5th full length album since 2008, and if we have learned anything from this trashy metal band, it's that Revocation loves...
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Revocation are coming out with a new album this year and already recorded the whole shindig, which will be their debut album on Metal...
The festival will be transformed into a weekly series, streaming free original performances every month.
Gargoyl ,the new band featuring Revocation vocalist and guitarist Dave Davidson and Luke Roberts of Ayahuasca are gearing up to release their first amazing...
We ask members of GWAR, Allegeaon, August Burns Red, Lacuna Coil, Tombs, The Acacia Strain, and Revocation about the songs they sing when alone....
We ask members of GWAR, Allegaeon, August Burns Red, Lacuna Coil, Tombs, The Acacia Strain, and Revocation about what they would like to change...
It sounds nothing like Revocation.
We ask members of GWAR, Allegeaon, August Burns Red, Lacuna Coil, Tombs, The Acacia Strain, and Revocation about their biggest fan. Watch More ASK...
Dan Gargiulo was in the band between 2010 and 2020.
Here's some unexpected news… longtime Revocation guitarist Dan Gargiulo has announced he's leaving the band. The guitarist announced on social media that he's no longer...
Slay At Home cover collaboration of Sepultura's "Dead Embryonic Cells" by: Trevor Strnad (The Black Dahlia Murder) Brody Uttley (Rivers Of Nihil) Ash Pearson...
