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What happens when members of Revocation, Municipal Waste, Goes Cube and Freshkills get in a digital room together, run through a few ideas over craft beer (presumably picked and curated by none other than Dave Witte), realize they have less time than they ever had before but decide to form a new music project? That would be Publicist UK.
Publicist UK are intense, heavy, and are tangentally tied to the metal world, but musically things are coming from different places in Brett Bamberger (Revocation, East of the Wall), Zachary Lipez (Freshkills), David Obuchowski (Goes Cube, Distant Correspondent), and Dave Witte’s (Municipal Waste, Burnt By The Sun, Melt-Banana, etc) collective mindset. Together, as Publicist UK, they’ve worked through an album’s worth of material, which already has labels associated with (and not) the members’ other bands salivating like dogs on wet food day.
That looks like a tramp stampUndKeineZwEier wrote:The big takeaway from that video, for those who don't want to watch it, is that Revocation have changed their logo for their upcoming album.
It no longer looks like this.
I kinda like that logo, I'm sad to see it go. Hopefully the next one is just as good.
Totally, that was a bad move. Couldn't agree more. You're the best!Kittaan wrote:@ Zim - Way to ruin this being just UKE talking to himself....
On Project Rogue:Last I heard, the release date was up in the air. Is there any update on that?
The fall, I think sometime in October is what I’ve been told. Things can change though, so I don’t want to give a concrete date because you never know. It might get pushed back, but I think sometime in October, it’s supposed to be out.
I always loved how detailed and stunning Revocation’s cover artwork is. Have you started coming up with concepts or drafts for this album’s artwork?
Oh yeah, it’s totally done. It looks awesome. Again, I can’t reveal too much about it. All I can say is we went with a different artist this time around. Well Orion [Landau] is the Relapse guy, like he works for Relapse Records. So every time we put a record out, it was a no brainer that Orion was gonna do it. For this record though, it was sort of a fresh start with us starting with Metal Blade, so we wanted to do everything new. So it was a new artist for the cover and the concept is super cool. I really can’t wait for people to see it. I can’t reveal too much about it, but all I can just say is it’s a new artist and it’s personally my favorite album cover we’ve ever had. It’s an oil painting, there’s nothing digital on it whatsoever.
http://www.metalinsider.net/interviews/ ... de-recordsI had heard about this project, but didn’t realize it was going to combine so many amazing musicians together.
Yeah! I think Ray [Herrera], who’s setting it up and also [formerly] Fear Factory, is trying to get Alex Webster from Cannibal Corpse on bass as well. So if all goes well, and this thing gets funded, it’ll be me, Paul, Shawn, and Alex Webster on a track. It would be cool to do something a little bit different, maybe do something super progged out. I don’t know, I’m getting ahead of myself! I haven’t even talked to any of those dudes.
Is that . . . aren't they?!hellboy wrote:The Cure are pop?
