Track 2 of the upcoming debut EP Welcome to the Club. Play it loud, in your car, forget a bit about the world – enjoy!

Like a Flower

Walk as One (radio edit)

An art historian, a physicist, and an advertising freak play Adult Groove Rock. 

On September 24, the female-fronted, Hamburg-based band Club of Revelation will release their new single “Lights in a Room.” Known within the Hamburg club circuit for their clever, even cheeky lyrics, popping bass lines, and guitar licks that inspire even the shyest bar patrons to move their heads to the beat, Club of Revelation includes vocalist Manjula Dias-Hargarter, bassist Andreas Puls, and guitarist and songwriter Sebastian Keil. 
“When I wrote the majority of “Lights in a Room,” there was a lot of death in my songs. Very often, the protagonist would die in the end and there were very few happy endings. And in this song, I definitely felt inspired by a line from “I don’t like Mondays” by the Boomtown Rats. In “Lights,“ the father says “he hates Mondays,” and I knew there‘d be hurt, a gun — the boy would die. Musically, it was always a tiny bit complicated, so for the single release, we went for this more dialed-back arrangement. And you can hear death throughout the song until the three bells toll at the very end ... I fought for those.”
At its core, Club of Revelation is a rock band, but its influences of blues and funk place their songs in a category of its own. And “Lights,” COR’s fourth single from the 5-track LP Welcome to the Club, reveals the band’s decidedly more introspective side. In particular, Keil’s sheer talents as a lyricist occupy their rightful place center stage, while Dias-Hargarter’s warm and delicate voice draws the listener in. Juxtaposed with COR‘s earlier releases “Not the King” and “Like a Flower,” “Lights in a Room” demonstrates the multifaceted nature of COR’s sound: playful and in-your-face at one moment, nuanced and meaningful in the next.

Lights in a Room

An art historian, a physicist, and an advertising freak play Adult Groove Rock.
Lost Your Way is part of the EP release "Welcome to the Club" available everywhere and free to download on our BandCamp site https://clubofrevelation.bandcamp.com/album/welcome-to-the-club
It's a country-ish ballad with a blistering solo by Andreas Eriksson.

Lost Your Way

An art historian, a physicist, a bus driver, and an advertising freak play Adult Groove Rock.
The anti-Trump protest song “Not the King” will be released by the female-fronted band Club of Revelation on October 22nd. With biting lyrics, angry guitars, and a driving yet sophisticated beat, COR urgently calls on Americans to vote against Trump, pointing out the depravity of his first presidential term (watch here: https://youtu.be/gvGKgfhmWwA). “Not the King” is the first single from the band’s 5-track debut EP Welcome to the Club to be released in December 2020.

Not the King (of the World)

An art historian, a physicist, a bus driver, and an advertising freak play Adult Groove Rock.
Is it rock with a touch of blues or blues rock that pays homage to funk? Doesn’t really matter. No matter what you call it, the Hamburg-based quartet performs catchy, can’t-help-but-groove-along music with intelligent lyrics. With guitarist and songwriter Sebastian Keil, vocalist Manjula Dias-Hargarter, bassist Andreas Puls, and drummer Werner Frahm, Club of Revelation showcases the complexity of its genre: playful and in-your-face at one moment, nuanced and meaningful in the next.

Club of Revelation

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