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Revocation (Music)
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Influences: Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Testament, Pantera, Death, Atheist, Pestilence, Martyr, Voivod, Watchtower, Spastic Ink, Virus, Alice in Chains, Faith No More, Forbidden, Dark Angel, Exhorder, Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, Suffocation, The Red Chord, Cryptopsy, Spawn of Possession, Quo Vadis, Theory in Practice, Gorguts, Ulcerate, Deathspell Omega, Emperor, Thantifaxath, Blut aus NordRevocation is an American technical death metal band. Characterized by their highly eclectic sound that combines elements of countless metal and non-metal genres, as well as frontman David Davidson's unique, versatile guitar style, Revocation has made a tremendous rise in a short period of time, having netted a lucrative contract with heavyweight metal label Relapse Records, as well as embarking on numerous high-profile tours, and it doesn't look as if they're going to stop any time soon.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Formed in Boston, Massachusetts in 2006 from the ashes of Cryptic Warning, the initial lineup consisted of David Davidson (guitars, vocals), Anthony Buda (bass, vocals), and Phil Dubois-Coyne (drums), the group released a three-song demo that same year and quickly made a name for themselves in the Boston area, being a local favorite at bars and basement booze-ups alike. They later went on to self-release Empire of the Obscene, their first full-length, in 2008; it launched to very positive reviews that, along with the subsequent self-financed tour, were enough to attract the attention of Relapse, who promptly signed the band. Their drive further enhanced, they released their follow-up, Existence Is Futile, in 2009. Everything continued to go smoothly, and the band added Dan Gargiulo (guitars, vocals) in 2010 in order to expand their options both in the studio and live. This slightly altered lineup would then go on to release Chaos of Forms in 2011. Things kept moving forward until sometime in 2012, when Anthony quit the band to pursue a musical career of his own; replacing him was Brett Bamberger of East of the Wall fame. This new lineup quickly released Teratogenesis, a free EP, in September 2012 through Scion A/V; as of the writing of this article, they just started a two-part US tour with A Life Once Lost and KEN mode for the first half, with the Faceless and The HAARP Machine taking over for the second leg. Not bad for a few boys from Boston (and Jersey, in Brett's case).Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })In August 2013, the band released their self-titled fourth album. After their contract with Relapse expired, they signed with Metal Blade Records in 2014 and released Deathless, their fifth full-length, that same year. As of 2015, Phil Dubois-Coyne has announced his exit from the band, citing numerous life circumstances that led to his having to make that decision while also stressing that there is absolutely no bad blood and that they are still his best friends. As of June 26, 2015, Ash Pearson is officially their new drummer, though he has unofficially held that slot since at least April. Great Is Our Sin, their first release with Pearson behind the kit, dropped on July 22nd, 2016. Their seventh album, entitled The Outer Ones, was released on September 28, 2018.As of June 2020, Dan Gargiulo has left the band. A replacement has yet to be announced. Meanwhile, their eighth (ninth if one counts their Cryptic Warning days) studio album Netherheaven is set to be released on September 9, 2022.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })Oh, and Trini Kwan likes to blast them while doing yoga in dangerous locations.Studio Albums: Sanity's Aberration (2005) (first and only album as Cryptic Warning) Empire of the Obscene (2008) Existence Is Futile (2009) Chaos of Forms (2011) Revocation (2013) Deathless (2014) Great Is Our Sin (2016) The Outer Ones (2018) Netherheaven (2022)EPs/Demos: Summon the Spawn (2006) - demo Pull the Plug (2011) - Death cover, limited-release 7" flexi-disc through Decibel Magazine Teratogenesis (2012) - EP released for free download through Scion A/V | |
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Multinational Team | |
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Multinational Team: Most of the band is from the US, but Ash Pearson is from Canada. | |
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Darker and Edgier | |
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Darker and Edgier: Teratogenesis, which was noticeably more death metal-leaning than the previous albums. Deathless went even further in this direction, and after the somewhat lighter Great Is Our Sin, The Outer Ones managed to go in an even darker direction. | |
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Protest Song | |
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Protest Song: Quite common, with Great Is Our Sin in particular being filled to the brim with these. | |
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I Love the Dead | |
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I Love the Dead: "Tail from the Crypt" | |
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New Sound Album | |
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New Sound Album: Existence increased the melody a bit and included a wider variety of genres. Chaos majorly amped up their Genre Roulette tendencies. Teratogenesis completely dropped the eclectic focus of previous albums and went for a more straightforward technical death sound, as well as being their first album to make use of seven-string guitars, the likes of which were used in a manner suggestive of a Nevermore influence. The self-titled brought back a little bit of the eclecticism present on Chaos while still going with the heavier, darker feel of Teratogenesis. Deathless further expanded upon the death metal leanings that Teratogenesis established while also taking an even more technical turn overall, in addition to dialing down the genre-hopping. Great Is Our Sin featured slightly more frequent clean vocals and did away with whatever little thrash the last two albums had left. The Outer Ones has prominent black metal (primarily experimental and technical black metal) and dissonant death metal elements and a significantly more progressive approach overall, with an absence of clean vocals and less of a focus on hooks than Great Is Our Sin. | |
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Special Guest | |
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Special Guest: Jon Rice, Ash Pearson, Alex Rudinger, and Toby Swope (Psychosomatic) all filled in for Phil after he left the band, and Ash eventually became an Ascended Extra. On the guitar front, Noah Young (Skeletal Remains) is a current live session member, and it remains to be seen whether he will join as a full member. Additionally, Sven de Caluwe joined them onstage as a guest vocalist for "Madness Opus" during a European tour with Cannibal Corpse and Aeon. As for album guests, Marty Friedman has a guest solo on "The Exaltation", while Trevor Strnad posthumously appears on "Re-Crucified" along with George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher. | |
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Career-Ending Injury | |
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Career-Ending Injury: Subverted with Phil. Yes, some shithead cop did indeed get overzealous and badly fractured his arm while placing him under arrest, and while it did play a fairly major role in Phil's decision to step down, it was not the only reason by any means and also was not quite bad enough to prevent Phil from ever playing drums again or even just playing at his pre-injury level of skill. | |
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Vocal Evolution | |
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Vocal Evolution: Dave started out with a higher, more shout-like style that occasionally invited comparisons to metalcore; as time went on, he gradually lowered it to more of a growl and also started using cleans on Chaos of Forms on an intermittent basis. | |
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Metal Band Mascot | |
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Metal Band Mascot: Unofficially, there was Hoss the giant dildo, which they used for pranks on other musicians before retiring him after Phil left. | |
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Uncommon Time | |
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Uncommon Time: Very often. | |
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Hollywood New England | |
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Hollywood New England: From Boston, and got most of their initial fame from house shows and DIY tours, but none of the current lineup still lives there (Dave lives in Brooklyn, Brett lives in Virginia, and Ash lives in Vancouver). | |
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Progressive Metal | |
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Progressive Metal: They have had shades of this over the years (particularly on tracks like "Chaos of Forms", "Archfiend", "Witch Trials", and "Profanum Vulgus"), but The Outer Ones was a headlong plunge into the genre | |
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Genre Roulette | |
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Chaos majorly amped up their Genre Roulette tendencies. | |
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All Drummers Are Animals | |
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All Drummers Are Animals: Phil had a powerful, energetic playing style that was coupled with his infamous offstage antics and bawdy sense of humor. | |
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Step Up to the Microphone | |
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Step Up to the Microphone: They had a standalone vocalist in the absolute earliest stage of their career (well before they went by Revocation) who didn't work out; rather than attempting to find another one, Dave just opted to take over those duties. | |
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Metal Scream | |
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Metal Scream: Dave is a Type 1 who occasionally pulls off Type 2s, while Dan is a Type 3 (along with Anthony before him). | |
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Audience Participation Song | |
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Audience Participation Song: "Dismantle the Dictator". | |
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Melodic Death Metal | |
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Melodic Death Metal: Particularly from Teratogenesis onwards as they've steadily moved away from thrash. | |
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Lead Bassist | |
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Lead Bassist: Anthony Buda was a Type B. | |
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Meaningful Name | |
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Meaningful Name: They chose their name because they wanted a fresh start from the mistakes that they made as Cryptic Warning; in essence, it was a revocation of all of their earlier bad decisions. | |
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The Stoner | |
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The Stoner: Dan and Brett. | |
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Iconic Item | |
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Iconic Item: With his rapidly rising status as a modern shred icon, Dave's 7-string Jackson Warrior with maple finish is fast becoming one of these, while Brett's "WE TRIPPY MANE" shirt has also become something of a minor meme among the fandom. | |
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Epic Rocking | |
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Epic Rocking: "A Starless Darkness" (7:15), "Tragedy of Modern Ages" (7:03), "Exhumed Identity" (6:52), "Madness Opus" (6:23), "Suffer These Wounds" (6:11), and "Witch Trials" (6:03). | |
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Police Brutality | |
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Police Brutality: The reason why Phil didn't play any shows with the band for over eight months before finally leaving. While being arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, the arresting officer apparently bent his arm in a way that caused multiple fractures and, for lack of a better term, completely fucked it up. While it wasn't the sole reason for his departure, it definitely didn't help. | |
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Instrumentals | |
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Instrumentals: "Alliance and Tyranny", "Stillness", "Enter the Hall", "Across Forests and Fjords", "Fractal Entity", "Spastic", "Apex", "The Exaltation", "Ex Nihilo", and "The 9th Chasm". | |
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Signature Style | |
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Signature Style: Heavily riff-based music with riffing that runs the gamut from crushing, mosh-friendly death metal to laid-back, jazz fusion-tinged progginess, noticeable melodic overtones, technical, melodic soloing that owes as much to fusion as it does to Shrapnel Records-style shred, and vocals that usually stick to a mid-ranged shout along with occasional gutturals or shrieks. Also expect lots of genre hopping and major tempo changes. | |
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Badass Biker | |
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Badass Biker: Ash Pearson | |
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Dug Too Deep | |
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Dug Too Deep: "Summon the Spawn" | |
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Eldritch Abomination | |
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Eldritch Abomination: Some of the characteristics of the titular monster in "Leviathan Awaits" certainly evoke this, while the creatures from "The Watchers" seem to be the Fungi of Yuggoth. Finally, "A Visitation" appears to be about a reality incursion by beings akin to this. | |
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Child Popstar | |
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Child Popstar: They were all in their mid-teens when they formed as Cryptic Warning. Doubles as a collective case of Teen Genius because of the level of technical skill that they possessed even then. | |
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CloudCuckooLander | |
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Cloud Cuckoo Lander: Phil had a strange and frequently perverse sense of humor. | |
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Black Metal | |
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Black Metal: A major part of their sound circa The Outer Ones (especially on "That Which Consumes All Things", "Blood Atonement", and "Luciferous"), which was heavily influenced by Dave and Dan's listening habits during the writing process (particularly technical black acts like Thantifaxath, Dodecahedron, and Imperial Triumphant, as well as their mutual perennial favorites Gorguts, Ulcerate, and Deathspell Omega, who influenced those acts heavily). | |
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Loudness War | |
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Loudness War: Their earlier material certainly suffered from this quite a bit, though this is thankfully not an issue from their self-titled onward. | |
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Ascended Extra | |
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Ascended Extra: Dan started out as a live guitarist out of necessity due to how some of their more complex newer material just didn't work live with one guitarist. He was gradually given a bigger role in the band, going from contributing backing vocals and a few leads on Chaos of Forms to becoming the second vocalist outright after Anthony Buda left and writing multiple songs per album. Similarly, Ash Pearson started out as a live fill-in for Phil on a European tour with Aeon and Cannibal Corpse; once Phil decided to leave for good, Ash was officially selected as their new drummer. | |
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Agent Peacock | |
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Agent Peacock: Phil, Phil, PHIL. | |
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And I Must Scream | |
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And I Must Scream: The ultimate fate of the treasure-seekers in "Fathomless Catacombs": trapped in the labyrinth below the abandoned church, they will wander in the dark for eternity. | |
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Heavy Meta | |
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Heavy Meta: "Deathless", primarily in regards to the touring life. | |
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Creepy Catholicism | |
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Creepy Catholicism: "Communion", which reimagines it as a cannibal cult. | |
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Thrash Metal | |
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Thrash Metal: Part of their overall sound, especially early on. This has been dialed down over the years as they've moved more and more towards death metal. | |
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Rock Trio | |
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Rock Trio: Started out as this. They added Dan in 2010 because a lot of their newer material wound up not really working live without a second guitarist, and temporarily reverted back to this in 2020 when Dan quit (though Word Of God is that he will be replaced for tours and albums moving forward). | |
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True Companions | |
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True Companions: Rivers of Nihil (whose career they have done a lot to help, namely getting them on big tours and sending Jared Klein their way) and The Black Dahlia Murder, their perennial food and drinking buddies; if they're playing somewhere where at least one member of Revocation resides, they will show up for pre-show eats and post-show bar runs, and now that Dave and Trevor Strnad both live in the same neighborhood in Brooklyn, the two are regularly seen together at shows at St. Vitus and Kingsland, or just grabbing beers around town and talking music. | |
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Lighter and Softer | |
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Lighter and Softer: Great Is Our Sin was this in comparison to a string of progressively darker and heavier releases, as it was intended to be a more immediate, catchy release that could better attract mainstream audiences without compromising their core sound or selling out as a band. | |
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Cover Version | |
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Cover Version: "Death in Vain" (Exhorder), "Pull the Plug", "Surprise! You're Dead!", "Dyers Eve", "Sworn to the Black", and "Altar of Sacrifice". | |
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Parasite Zombie | |
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Parasite Zombie: "The Brain Scramblers" | |
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The Nothing After Death | |
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The Nothing After Death: "Vanitas" | |
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Start My Own | |
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Start My Own: Dave started the experimental rock project Gargoyl with members of Ayahuasca at some point in 2017 and finally released material in 2019. while Brett and Dan helped start Garbage People with Mike Paparo and TJ Childers of Inter Arma, plus the aforementioned Jon Rice. Subverted with Dan and Artificial Brain, as they were around before he joined Revocation. That being said, they never released anything prior to Dan joining the latter, so you could be forgiven for thinking that he started the former as a side project. Also subverted by Brett and River Black, as he was asked to join, rather than being a founding member. | |
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Technical Death Metal | |
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Technical Death Metal: Along with Death, Necrophagist, The Faceless, Obscura, Decrepit Birth, Origin, and Beyond Creation, they are among the most prominent mainstream faces of the genre. | |
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In the Style of | |
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In the Style of: "Fractal Entity" and "Spastic" are technical instrumentals in the style of Spastic Ink (who were a huge influence on the band as a whole, especially on Dave, who worships Ron Jarzombek), which the latter's title hints at. | |
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Soprano and Gravel | |
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Soprano and Gravel: Dave does the mid-ranged harsh vocals, while the high shrieks were handled by Anthony when he was in the band and are currently handled by Dan (though his are somewhat lower and raspier). Additionally, Dave has been sporadically using cleans since Chaos of Forms. | |
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