The record is a high-octane “shred-fest” featuring Sir Duncan on lead electric banjo and vocals, Sir Corey on bass, and Sir Tristan on drums. Recorded and mastered at Music Freqs with engineer Max Dickenson, the album is a dedicated tribute to those fighting tyranny worldwide.
The tracks range from the “punkgrass” rockabilly madness of “Lady Luck” to the title track, “Revolution,” an opus reflecting on global humanity. From the Smashing Pumpkins-inspired “So Much To Live” to the psychedelic, funky closer “Jealousy of Jaybirds,” the band proves they are impossible to pigeonhole. It is a raw, explosive journey through love, defiance, and existence that demands to be heard at maximum volume.
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