Supergroup? Definitely!

Supergroup! This attribute fits like chalk and cheese to Revolution Saints. The trio, which is behind the illustrious troupe consists of the singing drummer Deen Castronovo (Ozzy Osbourne, Journey, Bad English), guitarist Doug Aldrich (Whitesnake, Dio) and bassist Jack Blades (Damn Yankees, Night Ranger). Whoever can melt the names of the bands listed here on the tongue, which has an approximate idea in which direction the train with the Revolution Saints and their debut album goes.
Classic hard rock with very strong 80's AOR list.

After you achieved through the album again, so come when listening to instructions immediately bands like Journey and Bad English. Which is not surprising.
Saints Revolution is an album on a high level, but allowing a few dropouts. Such a misfire for example Turn Back Time, the song is then but a little become plush.

Really good revolution Saints are getting when they explore the boundaries. Which means, if the band either some gas are, or unpack the very great emotional cinema. Dream On is an example of one of the faster songs, whereas in In The Name Of The Father really creeps should be guaranteed.

Revolution Saints deliver with their debut album before a convincing AOR album!