REVOLVER - New Album Complete, Two New Songs Available For Streaming
February 5, 2007, 17 years ago
Nick Walsh, frontman for Canada's REVOLVER, has issued the following update:
"Hey there Revolver friends and fans, just writing to let you all know some of the latest news surrounding the band. First and foremost we would like to thank you all for sticking around and being so patient as we have been in the studio for the last few months recording what we feel is the truest, rawest, edgy and most melodic music we have done to date. We have now finished recording 12 songs, one which will be a bonus track on the recently signed upcoming release for Turbulence in Japan. The song is an older unreleased song entitled 'Heaven Won't Wait' which will not be made available anywhere else at press time, so if you are a diehard this will be a definite collectors item.The other 11 songs are currently going to be used to secure deals for the U.S. and other worldly territories. As there is no release date yet assigned to this material, we will be letting you the fans have some tastes of the material over the next couple of weeks.
Also in the news Revolver has hooked up with new management out of the great state of Texas, with Omni Entertainment. It seems that for some reason, over the last 20 or 30 years Canadian rock bands and Texans really seem to have a connection with each other, so with that said we are really looking forward to all of the great things that are yet to come with this new teamship.
We will also be gearing up over the next couple of months to finally come out of hiding and bring it to ya live. We will be doing some regional dates as well as some International shows starting in May. So if you are looking to catch the band live sometime soon, keep checking in at www.revolvertv.com for the latest on the band.
Until then, thanks ya'll for supportin' our asses, and keep them horns up in the air!!"
Cheers,
Nick
Two new songs are available for streaming at Revolver's official MySpace page. Go to this location to check out 'Wheel Of Misfortune' and 'Bullet Train'.
