Rebelator

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Cat No: M76131

Format Details: Lp /

Release Date: 11 March 2022

Label: Mascot

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 810020503920

Genres: Rock

Release Date: 25 March 2022

Label: Mascot

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 810020503913

Genres: Rock

Description
Shaman's Harvest and Mascot Records are set to release the band's seventh studio album, 'Rebelator', on Clear multi-colour Splatter vinyl, CD & Digitally.

The storyline seems obvious: The Missouri hard-rockers assembled this project during a global pandemic that debilitated the entire music industry. "Hard" has kind of been universal lately. But the road to 'Rebelator' was even rockier than the band expected.

After a couple gruelling years of touring behind their last album, 2017's 'Red Hands Black Deeds', the band were creatively and personally drained.

The quartet - Hunt, guitarists Josh Hamler and Derrick Shipp, drummer Adam Zemanek - hit the reset button hard, clearing out six months for demo construction at their Jefferson City rehearsal space.

The last two albums were hits with a combined 190 million streams between them. So, the band wanted a focus - the new album. The process was fairly haphazard at first, as they tried to regain their footing. Shaman's Harvest persevered through everything and wound up with their richest, most well-rounded album to date – to say it is a triumph, for the band, would be an understatement.

Description
Shaman's Harvest and Mascot Records are set to release the band's seventh studio album, 'Rebelator' on Clear multi-colour Splatter vinyl, CD & Digitally.

The storyline seems obvious: The Missouri hard-rockers assembled this project during a global pandemic that debilitated the entire music industry. "Hard" has kind of been universal lately. But the road to Rebelator was even rockier than the band expected.

After a couple gruelling years of touring behind their last album, 2017's 'Red Hands Black Deeds', the band were creatively and personally drained.

The quartet—Hunt, guitarists Josh Hamler and Derrick Shipp, drummer Adam Zemanek—hit the reset button hard, clearing out six months for demo construction at their Jefferson City rehearsal space.

The last two albums were hits with a combined 190 million streams between them. So, the band wanted a focus - the new album. The process was fairly haphazard at first, as they tried to regain their footing. Shaman's Harvest persevered through everything and wound up with their richest, most well-rounded album to date – to say it is a triumph, for the band, would be an understatement.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting