When bittersweet mistakes come knocking
Pounding at your door 
There you’ll find yourself hiding
From what we were before

The longer we’re chasing what we think will be
The tighter our chains to our own prophecy 
It’s self fulfilling

To break away from this constant longing
Needing something more
Wrestle material waves of wanting 
And plan for what’s in store

Open wide
And what’s unfolding
Strange that I should be one who cares
Grip it tight
So many seeking
Waiting for the rain 
To bathe in this obvious now

Wash us clean

Cluttering our symmetry 
Limited perception
Who stole your wide eyed innocence

Lost inside illusions dream 
Polluted by deception
Certainty labeling the infinite
Cannot forget
Cannot forget
Forget 

Watch it all come back around

Open wide 
And what’s unfolding
Strange that I should be one who cares
Grip it tight
So many seeking
Waiting for the rain
To bathe in this obvious 
Now

Waiting for the rain
To bathe in this obvious now


Open

Revolve has been active in the Los Angeles Underground from 2001 until 2005, developing an electric strain of Rock. The bands diverse influences include variants of electronic and rock music ranging, progressive trance, downtempo, ambient to metal, progressive rock and world music. Other sources of inspiration for Revolve's musical expression are various philosophers, visionaries, and psychedelic explorations. Through their unique blend of philosophy and harmony, Revolve invites the listener on a shamanic journey celebrating the mystery of existence. 

The band was formed by Bernhard Guenther, Koichi Fukuda, Cihan Baris, and Adam Cruse . The band had several bass players  after Adam left the band, including Christy Michel, Tarkan Gozubuyuk and finally Ryan Collier. Starting out as an experimental instrumental band, Revolve found its final setup when Matthew Manning  joined the band fullfilling the vocal duties.

Vocals: Matthew Manning
Guitars: Koichi Fukuda 
Keyboards and Sampling: Cihan Baris
Drums (acoustic and electronic): Bernhard Guenther
Bass: Ryan Collier (Adam Cruse, Christy Michel, Tarkan Gozubuyuk)
