Chaos of Forms

Chaos of Forms
Chaos of Forms
Studio album by Revocation
Released August 16, 2011 (2011-08-16)
Recorded Damage Studios in Southbridge, Massachusetts
Genre Extreme metal
Length 46:59
Label Relapse
Revocation chronology
Existence Is Fultile
(2009)
Chaos of Forms
(2011)

Chaos of Forms is the third studio album by an American extreme metal band Revocation, it was released in August 16, 2011 by Relapse Records. A song called "Cradle Robber" was released and streamed on their Facebook page in May 10, 2011.[1]

Contents

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "Cretin"   3:03
2. "Cradle Robber"   4:25
3. "Harlot"   2:51
4. "Dissolution Ritual"   4:37
5. "Conjuring the Cataclysm"   4:34
6. "No Funeral"   3:55
7. "Fractal Entity"   1:43
8. "Chaos of Forms"   4:30
9. "The Watchers"   4:12
10. "Beloved Horrifier"   4:09
11. "Dethroned"   4:57
12. "Reprogrammed"   4:03
Total length:
46:59

Critical Reception

Chaos of Forms was universally well-received by critics. The Daily Rotation [2] awarded the album 9.3 out of 10, calling it 'one of the best records of the year' that produces 'some of the catchiest and heaviest metal since Pantera'.

Personnel

  • David Davidson - lead vocals, guitar
  • Anthony Buda - bass guitar, vocals
  • Phil Dubois-Coyne - drums, percussion
  • Dan Gargiulo - guitar

References


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