There is no doubt that Armored Saint has talent. Lead single “Pay Dirt” and “The Pillar” start with near-whispers before kicking into giddily catchy, fuzz box-driven hollered hooks. Revelation isn’t so much a record, as a great effort at dragging you into another world. Revelation is preety good and all the songs have a good meaning behind them.
The sound in is really warm and Armored Saint’s signature voice is still very much present.
This track is nearly perfect if not perfect. In After Me, The Flood Armored Saint is at his best. |titile| is the kind of record that makes you remember why music can be so addictive. The song feels complete. Get Revelation and turn on Damaged if you are going to sip your wine late at night. Den Of Thieves is one of the best records ever. Musically Control Issues is superior to other tracks in Revelation. I was truly moved when I heard No Me Digas. Deep Rooted Anger - This one has a powerful beat and a good melody. What’s Your Pleasure is the albums lead single as well as biggest hit. The song Upon My Departure ending is my favorite… so catchy!
Revelation CD
| Song Name | Time | ||
| Pay Dirt.mp3 | 4:12 |  |
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| The Pillar.mp3 | 4:59 | |
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| After Me, The Flood.mp3 | 5:07 | |
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| Tension.mp3 | 5:23 | |
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| Creepy Feelings.mp3 | 5:24 | |
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| Damaged.mp3 | 6:31 | |
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| Den Of Thieves.mp3 | 6:04 | |
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| Control Issues.mp3 | 6:23 | |
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| No Me Digas.mp3 | 5:06 | |
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| Deep Rooted Anger.mp3 | 5:19 | |
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| What’s Your Pleasure.mp3 | 3:06 | |
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| Upon My Departure.mp3 | 4:41 | |
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