Thursday, September 28 2006
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Revelations - plus hear the album NOW!
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04/09/2006
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The genius new Audioslave album 'Revelations' is without question one of the most highly anticipated Rock records of 2006. It will be released in the UK on 4th September. What's more the UK version has a DVD of unreleased film performance and much more..
Audioslave have delivered their best album yet, for it rocks as hard as anything they have done before but at the same time there's a whole new groove to it. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone.com, guitarist Tom Morello described the record as "Led Zeppelin meets Earth, Wind and Fire," adding that it�s a "big hard rock record with a funky bottom." Among the album�s many highlights is the groove-driven lead single, �Original Fire� and �Wide Awake�, about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. "It's probably Audioslave's most political song to date,� says Morello.
The Grammy-nominated quartet (vocalist Chris Cornell, guitarist Tom Morello, bassist Tim Commerford and drummer Brad Wilk) recorded �Revelations� at Henson Studios in Los Angeles with acclaimed producer Brendan O�Brien. O�Brien, whose myriad credits include Pearl Jam and Bruce Spingsteen, mixed Audioslave�s �Out of Exile� record and the �Live in Cuba� CD and DVD. His history with the band goes back even farther, as he produced Rage Against The Machine albums �Evil Empire� (1996), �The Battle of Los Angeles� (1999) and �Renegades� (2000) and mixed Soundgarden�s �Superunknown� (1994).
Tracklisting:
CD & CD/DVD
1. Revelations
2. One And The Same
3. Sound Of A Gun
4. Until We Fall
5. Original Fire
6. Broken City
7. Somedays
8. Shape Of Things To Come
9. Jewel Of The Summertime
10. Wide Awake
11. Nothing Left To Say But Goodbye
12. Moth
CD/DVD
16minute film by Danny Clinch. This features interviews with all four band members as well as performance footage.
Hear the album RIGHT NOW via our special Classic Rock/Metal Hammer 'Revelations Web vault' CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
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