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REVOCATION Streaming “Summon the Spawn” Now!

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Boston area technical death metal group Revocation have announced the streaming of the track “Summon The Spawn” now over at Decibel Magazine’s “Deciblog.” Check out the track and read on for more info on the rerelease of the band’s first album, Empire Of The Obscene.

From The Press Release

“Empire of the Obscene” Reissue With “Summon the Spawn” Demo to be Released November 13th via Metal Blade Records!

REVOCATION will release the long anticipated reissue of the band’s debut album “Empire of the Obscene.” The album will be released November 13th via Metal Blade Records and can be pre-ordered now at metalblade.com/revocation. Be sure to check out the stream of the title track as well.

Today Decibel Magazine‘s “Deciblog” is hosting an exclusive stream of the newly remixed version of “Summon the Spawn”. Check it out HERE!

Founding member and frontman Dave Davidson on the re-release:
“Back in 2008 we self released our debut record “Empire of The Obscene” only pressing 1,000 copies at the time, now thanks to the good folks at Metal Blade and the demand of our fans it will be available worldwide! We are very excited to finally give this record a proper release and can’t wait for everyone to hear the newly remixed and remastered tunes courtesy of Pete Rutcho. We’re also including the elusive “Summon The Spawn” demo from 2006 as well as newly revamped cover art to make this release extra special.”

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Michael Juvinall

I am a Horror journalist, producer, ravenous Horror fiend, aficionado of the classic Universal Monsters, Hammer Horror, Werewolves, and all things Horror.

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