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Post by ryan on May 12, 2009 17:59:24 GMT
It's one of the options being discussed I believe.
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Post by ryan on May 16, 2009 23:56:06 GMT
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Post by ryan on Jun 12, 2009 14:56:10 GMT
Hello, Just to let you know that REVEREs new single is up on myspace: www.myspace.com/reverelondonThere's also gunna be a launch gig on Wednesday 8th July at The Lexington in London. Tickets are here: www.wegottickets.com/event/51584With each ticket is a CD of the single plus unreleased bonus tracks. S'gunna be a good 'un  Plans are afoot to make a new visual accompaniment as well... x |
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Post by soundscapemn on Jun 12, 2009 22:03:02 GMT
new song = ace.
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Post by ryan on Jul 6, 2009 13:18:19 GMT
 the gig is this wednesday. it's gunna be gooooood. also this was in the last mail-out regarding the album: |
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Post by ryan on Aug 4, 2009 11:17:42 GMT
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Post by soundscapemn on Aug 23, 2009 17:46:53 GMT
a dude on progressiveears mentioned becoming a fan the other day. Perhaps the word is starting to spread |
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Post by ryan on Aug 25, 2009 10:16:57 GMT
Awesome, perhaps I'll pop over there too! Hehe.
I was sitting in on the mixing sessions the other day. Aside from mixing being REALLY dull, the tunes are sounding fantastic. Loving it.
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Post by ryan on Sept 12, 2009 20:42:32 GMT
Guys guys guys... I've heard this record. Fuck yes.
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Post by ryan on Sept 21, 2009 2:12:39 GMT
I met the dark fourth & AlExMachina (right? I'm crap with names, let alone user names!) at a festival REVERE played the other day! Totally random, but much better than meeting people off the internet normally is! Sorry I couldn't hang about and chat guys, I was there on double duty with Gabby Young & Other Animals as well! Nice to meet you both and put faces to names though!
In other news, this album is yet to leave my stereo. I believe more news is fairly forthcoming about releases, tracklistings and all that jazz.
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Post by AlExMachina on Sept 21, 2009 10:02:23 GMT
Nice to meet you too! We bought some singles and stuff, but the song I was most excited about was a very new one about two or 3 from the end. Very cool guitar riff thing going on. Don't know if you know which one we mean. Anyway, it was all cool tho this town needs guns was pretty amazing as well.
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Post by ryan on Sept 21, 2009 12:52:38 GMT
The one where Stephen (vocalist) doesn't play guitar? That one is super new, that's only the 2nd or 3rd rime they've played it! I thought that was a highlight of the set as well though.
Cool, I didn't get to stay for anything else at all, was a shame. I'd have liked to see TTNG, amoung many others.
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Post by the dark fourth on Sept 22, 2009 13:38:19 GMT
Yer great set and great festival, good to meet you ryan!
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Post by Lawrie on Sept 27, 2009 15:06:41 GMT
FINALLY taken the time to listen to them (well, the songs currently on their Myspace - I'm assuming that's a fair representation of their sound?), Ryan - apologies as you've been banging on about them on here for yonks now, and I've never gone and checked them out. Anyway, finally made amends and listened to the Myspace songs... and I was a little underwhelmed.  My early impressions of them are very similar to my feelings about iLiKETRAiNS (who I think Revere sound reasonably similar to, as it happens): pleasant enough to listen to and certainly more interesting than some more hyped bands (the NME darlings like MGMT/The Cribs/A.N.Other 'Cool' Band), but they don't excite me, if that makes sense. Wouldn't rule out giving their album a buy at some point (I own iLiKETRAiNS records as well - sorry if the comparison sucks!), but they don't set my pulse racing in the way that a band like PRR etc do. |
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Post by ryan on Sept 27, 2009 15:54:21 GMT
Hehe, no worries!
The myspace stuff is reasonable, none of them are final mixes/versions and the album sounds better then anything on there (though most of the songs are on their they are different mixes/recordings). That's their fault for leaving that stuff there when the album is finished though!
Aye, the TRAiNS thing is more than fair. Both of them are quite 'epic', lots of the quiet start and then a lot of song spent building to a loud crescendo. Sits under the post-rock banner, like Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky et al.
I might be able to put up some/all of the album at some point, not sure.
I appreciate you giving it go though!
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My early impressions of them are very similar to my feelings about iLiKETRAiNS (who I think Revere sound reasonably similar to, as it happens): pleasant enough to listen to and certainly more interesting than some more hyped bands (the NME darlings like MGMT/The Cribs/A.N.Other 'Cool' Band), but they don't excite me, if that makes sense. Wouldn't rule out giving their album a buy at some point (I own iLiKETRAiNS records as well - sorry if the comparison sucks!), but they don't set my pulse racing in the way that a band like PRR etc do.