De l'autre coté des zoreilles

Revision's LP reflects his atypical personality: sick broken hardcore strewn with shifted vocals; little melodies that seem straight out of Creepshow; recurrent looped incantations - 'man is the architect of his own destruction'- that lend the whole album a rather spooky vibe. A surprising, violent, uncompromising blend. Revision had been mixing house and garage at small parties when he attended Plastikman's performance in Vincennes in 1996. A slap in the face that threw him into techno until he met the Klynical Sound System collective, who introduced him to gabber and the most extreme sounds.

The album was 6 months in the making, and includes a devastating live set. 'Eletronic music is quick and easy. My only concern is to remain uncompromising, free from the formating going on today in hardcore. I'm not after money or recognition, and I would never have made a record if it had not been for Test, who's a friend.

Done: De L'Autre Cote Des Oreilles is like no other hardcore album, a succession of sonic deliriums that never releaves the pressure. Revision is now working on an electro/big beat live set, that he's intending for the ears of his wife and mother, prior to anyone else's...