rev forty
rev forty was the first vessel for Adam Jansch's fledgling interest in computer-based music creation. The project garnered three albums: The Day Stars Collide (2001), Conquering Green Mountain (2001) and one certain dark (2002).
rev forty's sound was created primarily around a Korg MS2000 synthesizer and Emu Proteus 2000 sound module. The project was wound down to be replaced by Lost Zoyd.
Releases
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One Certain Dark
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Conquering Green Mountain
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The Day Stars Collide
Updates [ 3 ]
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rev forty releases one certain dark
Following a year of development, rev forty has released third LP, one certain dark. Available on CD, the album intermingles rev forty's electronic pop productions with a new focus on experimental pop.
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Second LP by rev forty released
The follow up to debut album The Day Stars Collide has been released by rev forty. Donning a distinctive hand-drawn cover, Conquering Green Mountain features a development of its predecessor's sound and is available on CD with multi-page booklet.
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The Day Stars Collide, rev forty's debut album, released
The debut album by electronic pop musician rev forty has been released. The Day Stars Collide features 12 tracks with elements of vocal compositions, sample textures and synth ambience. The Day Stars Collide is available now on CD.