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- Light It Up
- Released 2008
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- Truth Is Currency
- Released 2005
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- Acoustic Live From The Gibson Lounge
- Released 2009
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Formed in 1997 under the name Revolution Theory, the hard rock outfit Rev Theory is made up of singer Rich Luzzi, bassist Matty McCloskey, guitarist Julien Jorgensen, and drummer Dave Agoglia. After years of building a fan base in North Andover, the band moved to New York in 2001 with hopes of hitting the big time. The risk paid off, and after Rev Theory spent a few years playing clubs and building a name for themselves, EMI signed the active rock quartet in 2005 and released the debut album The Truth Is Currency. Supported by the success of the single "Slowburn," the group earned a place on tours with Fall Out Boy, Evanescence, Buckcherry, Papa Roach, and Hinder. In 2008, after a move to Interscope, Rev Theory started putting together their second record, Light It Up, which stirred up some attention before its release, as the title track received major airplay as the official theme song of WrestleMania XXIV. A month before Light It Up's release in June, the band nestled deeper into the world of wrestling when "Hell Yeah" was chosen as the theme for WWE's One Night Stand. ~ Jason Lymangrover, All Music Guide
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Incredible Group! Future Stars
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- By cubbysantarosa
- 6/21/2009 02:04:24
- I've listened to Rev Theory in a large concert venue, small venue, and all their music over and over. They have it all. The front man, Rich, has a voice that is powerful on the hard hitting rock songs like Light It Up, yet spine chilling on Broken bones and Ten Years. Dave is all over the drums. His drum sets are always right there, and drives every song. Listen to his drums on Wanted Man and Falling Down. Julien and Rikki are always so incredible on the guitars. Rikki's lead is quick and hits you right between the eyes (Hell Yeah!). Julien's riffs are awesome. His guitar sounds so full and he is also driving each and every song. Matt is the mind numbing bassist and is so energetic, he is fun to just watch. And I don't think he could smile on stage if he tried.
Together, this group is one of those few hidden gems that sooner or later, and I'm betting sooner, everyone is going know them and want them on their bill. Their last CD, Light It Up, is one of the best CD's I've listen to in years. Every song on the CD gets in your head. And your favorite song will change every day.
Get the CD, you won't be disappointed. - Be the first person to rate this comment!
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- By a2zcseal24
- 12/16/2008 04:30:15
- This is a great band, I just think that there needs to more! My friend went crazy when he found acoustic versions of slowburn, hell yeah, and other great live/acoustic singles that were from this artist. I think putting a label on this artist would be a sick idea!!
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