Pure Reason Revolution
Pure Reason Revolution formed in 2003 with Jon Courtney on vocals and guitar, Greg Jong on guitar, Jim Dobson on bass, and Jamie Reynolds on drums. Their...
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Pure Reason Revolution formed in 2003 with Jon Courtney on vocals and guitar, Greg Jong on guitar, Jim Dobson on bass, and Jamie Reynolds on drums. Their debut album 'The Dark Third' came out in 2006, featuring songs like 'Apprentice of the Universe' and 'Asleep Under Eiderdown.'
After a hiatus around 2009-2010, the band returned with 'Hammer and Anvil' in 2013. They've continued releasing albums, including 'Eupnea' in 2018 and 'Above Cirrus' in 2021.
Their catalog includes tracks such as 'Armistice,' 'Avo,' and 'Black Mourning' that showcase their blend of atmospheric rock with complex arrangements.
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