Slaughter - Revolution

Slaughter - RevolutionSlaughters Revolution captures the raw energy and glam infused hard rock spirit that defined the bands rise in the early 1990s. Known for their infectious hooks, soaring vocals, and arena ready riffs, Slaughter became one of the standout acts of the post glam era, carrying rock into a new decade with confidence and grit. With Revolution, the band doubles down on their signature blend of melody and power, offering fans a set of songs that balance

Original Release Date: 14 Mar 1981 (K25G-7017)

Black Thought's verses lay heavy in the way we've come to love: cadences that walk a line between street teacher and poet

and the Smashing Pumpkins

Permission To Land

On Smog colored Vinyl

Besides choice album cuts from Fourplay's Warner Bros repertoire

lead single "Like a Motherless Child" is a re-work of the well-known spiritual with origins in the slavery of the American South

or The Magnetic Fields

"Remonoganac" with it's gentle piano

sometimes boot-stomping and sometimes meditative

Many may remember that the pandemic sidetracked an endeavor to take this gig on the road

the omnipresence of pedal steel eschews bluegrass trappings