Description

From the beginning of Epitaph to the end of Revelations, this is Litany and more. Where some of the tracks on Litany were too short, too fast, or just plain boring, Revelations redoes it, sets aside fast riffs and pulls out fairly more technical, slower ones that end a whole lot heavier. The soloing, likewise, isn’t just a speedy little on-the-fly thing, they’re generally not all that long, but alot deeper and nicer to hear. The drumming gets revamped, the double bass seems to be produced the same, except for the fact that in some tracks, it gets used quite a bit more, in a Bolt Thrower style. Blasting is seen a bit less, and everything is bettered again. Vocally, there’s no real change and the songs are a good bit longer, as stated more technical in almost every way, and overall a hell of a lot better than on Litany. For sheer enjoyment, Litany DOES probably top Revelations, but this is a bit more casual. This album’s a real keeper, especially for those who didn’t really find much enjoyment in Litany’s odd time styling.

Track list:
1. Epitaph
2. The Nomad
3. Wolftribe
4. Whisper
5. When Darkness Calls
6. Torch Of War
7. The Code
8. Lukewarm Race
9. Revelation Of Black Moses