We get into Revocation for its mad and catch-all side which defines, since 2004, the very distinctive musical identity of the Boston natives. This madness leads the band to add some banjo, for example, or a Hispanic part to a song in which the musicians’ technical expertise remains entirely devoted to the music. However, we definitely adopt Revocation for its sense of thrash/death riffs and its soli which are always incisive and efficient. It’s precisely with this formula that Revocation manages, with each new album, to score some more points.
We took advantage of the release of their eponymous album to chat with David Davidson, one of the principal instigators of the Revocation style. After he was raised to the sound of metal and thrash tenors, the guitarist perfected his technique at the famous Berklee College of Music where he got introduced to jazz music. In the following interview, he tells us a bit more about this fourth album.
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Hellfest 2023 : le running-order est disponible
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