Netherheaven

Revocation

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Release Date: 09 September 2022

Label: Metal Blade Records

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 039841600025

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal

Release Date: 09 September 2022

Label: Metal Blade Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 039841600018

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal

Release Date: 09 September 2022

Label: Metal Blade Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 39841600070

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal

Description
Boston-based progressive death metal outfit Revocation return from the Lovecraftian outer limits on new album, Netherheaven. Four years in the making, the Billboard-charting trio-featuring Dave Davidson (vocals/guitars), Ash Pearson (drums), and Brett Bamberger (bass)--meticulously explore the allegorical and literal aspects of Hell as they dig deeper into the darker, more diabolical side of death metal. In short, where the previous album, The Outer Ones (2018), jettison Revocation into the horrific maw of the cosmos, Netherheaven bores deftly through the nine rings of Hell to directly confront Lucifer and his multitudinous faces. The album's stunning Renaissance-style Paolo Girardi (Firespawn, Power Trip) cover art says it all.

Revocation will release Netherheaven on September 9th. Indeed, as the adventurous triumvirate enter their 16th year, they show zero signs of slowing down or softening up. If death metal was looking for an Album of the Year, it's got a top contender in Netherheaven.

Description
Boston-based progressive death metal outfit Revocation return from the Lovecraftian outer limits on new album, Netherheaven. Four years in the making, the Billboard-charting trio-featuring Dave Davidson (vocals/guitars), Ash Pearson (drums), and Brett Bamberger (bass)--meticulously explore the allegorical and literal aspects of Hell as they dig deeper into the darker, more diabolical side of death metal. In short, where the previous album, The Outer Ones (2018), jettison Revocation into the horrific maw of the cosmos, Netherheaven bores deftly through the nine rings of Hell to directly confront Lucifer and his multitudinous faces. The album's stunning Renaissance-style Paolo Girardi (Firespawn, Power Trip) cover art says it all.

Revocation will release Netherheaven on September 9th. Indeed, as the adventurous triumvirate enter their 16th year, they show zero signs of slowing down or softening up. If death metal was looking for an Album of the Year, it's got a top contender in Netherheaven.

Description
Boston-based progressive death metal outfit Revocation return from the Lovecraftian outer limits on new album, Netherheaven.
Four years in the making, the Billboard-charting trio-featuring Dave Davidson (vocals/guitars), Ash Pearson (drums), and Brett Bamberger (bass)--meticulously explore the allegorical and literal aspects of Hell as they dig deeper into the darker, more diabolical side of death metal.
In short, where the previous album, The Outer Ones (2018), jettison Revocation into the horrific maw of the cosmos, Netherheaven bores deftly through the nine rings of Hell to directly confront Lucifer and his multitudinous faces.
The album's stunning Renaissance-style Paolo Girardi (Firespawn, Power Trip) cover art says it all.
Revocation will release Netherheaven on September 9th.
Indeed, as the adventurous triumvirate enter their 16th year, they show zero signs of slowing down or softening up.
If death metal was looking for an Album of the Year, it's got a top contender in Netherheaven.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
1. Galleries of Morbid Artistry
2. Lessons In Occult Theft
3. Nihilistic Violence
4. The Intervening Abyss Of Untold Aeons
5. Re-Crucified