‘Spawned in Glastonbury, the British centre of music festivals, Reef were born to deliver. The band formed together in 1994, the height of brit-pop. Nevertheless, their sound was less like the Beatles and more accredited to The Rolling Stones and The Black Crowes and resulted in four incredibly well-received studio albums. In 2016, the band released the single “How I Got Over” which made it to the Top 20 most played songs on BBC Radio 2 that year – all without being signed to a label. “Revelation” is a special one. It is the first album in 18 years. The band – without a doubt – have evolved musically well beyond their initial charm. “Revelation” gives insight into this advancement, without giving any doubt that it is a true Reef album. Interestingly, the album also featured a duet with no other than Sheryl Crow. With songs like “Revelation” or “Like A Ship (Without A Sail)”, the band doesn’t simply try to copy their past sound but cleverly fuse their past musical experiences into what Reef is today – a musically evolved and successful band which has accumulated a very devoted fan base and is full of new ideas. “Revelation” has been produced by George Drakoulias who previously produced Reef’s successful albums “Glow” and “Rides” and worked with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, Primal Scream, The Cult and others.