(Hand-numbered DIY Full Colour Sleeve / 35 copies only)

Over twenty years have passed since their debut album and this, their sixth, is only their second to be pressed on vinyl. In fact, the recording was written specifically with the format in mind so Inner Harbor is shorter and feels more direct. It also marks somewhat of a departure or evolution as they have openly infused a much stronger progressive flavour into the song-writing owing to the inclusion of keyboards throughout a number of the six songs. But there is no mistaking this for any band other than Revelation. The vocals, the lead breaks and the tight rhythm section are present and flowing with exuberance. Sometimes dark, sometimes airy, this may raise a few eyebrows. Personally though, I’m honoured to be releasing this bold and personal album. I cannot wait to hear it in all of its analogue glory. Limited to 300 copies on 180gsm vinyl in a 350gsm card sleeve…

http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2012/11/21/revelation-interview-john-brenner/