Revelations (Belarus)
Revelations formed in Minsk, Belarus in 2002, started by vocalist Eugene Zaitsev and bassist Pavel Golub. They play extreme metal with atmospheric touches,...
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Revelations formed in Minsk, Belarus in 2002, started by vocalist Eugene Zaitsev and bassist Pavel Golub. They play extreme metal with atmospheric touches, and their lyrics have drawn attention for criticizing organized religion and social norms. In 2006, their manager was arrested on blasphemy charges, which caused some international reaction.
Their albums include 'Theocracy of Hate' from 2004, 'In Nomine Satanas' in 2006, 'Mortal Morality' in 2009, 'And Death Is Just a Beginning' in 2013, and 'The Grand Prophecy' in 2019. The title track 'And Death Is Just a Beginning' became one of their better-known songs, along with others like 'Celebration Of Madness' and 'Expulsion From The Paradise'.
The band's lineup has included Eugene Zaitsev on vocals, Pavel Golub on bass, Sergey Pogorelov on guitar, and Alexander Biryukov on drums. They've kept making music despite the controversies, sticking to their sound and themes without much compromise.
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