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“A healthy dose of vintage DJ shadow beats and Boards of Canada synth lines” – Strictly Kev (DJ Food / Ninja Tune)

“His music tells a story, painting pictures in your head, taking you on a journey into his world. U-Point always comes through with dope drums, sick guitar licks, and moody atmospherics. What’s not to like?” – Glen Porter (Project Mooncircle)

"This is so far up my street it's my nextdoor neighbour!" - WaxFactor (Rhythm Incursions)

"A French mystery man, U-Point’s Plan 7bis EP was an early NeedNoWater release and one of our favourites, as it was our first real venture into electronic music. " - Mark Whelan (NeedNoWater Records)

“Cinematic breaks and beats in the key of DJ Shadow, Bonobo and Four Tet” – DJmag

Trying to write a song as good as any Supremes song 2015

Named as 'One of Europe’s finest ’gazer bands of the last decade' [Daily Bandcamp], Rev Rev Rev remetabolize shoegaze and psychedelic rock elements in a loud, woozy, fuzz-driven way.
Their live set at Manchester's Cosmosis Festival, headlined by The Jesus and Mary Chain, Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Raveonettes and WIRE, kick-started a 44 date tour touching UK, France, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland and Italy, during which the quartet shared the stage with The Telescopes, Ringo Deathstarr and Gonjasufi.
Last March Rev Rev Rev hit the studio once more with Sergio Pomante (Ulan Bator, Lay Llamas) on drums.
The new album, produced by James Aparicio (Spiritualized, Mogwai, Cult Of Dom Keller, Dead Vibrations), is due for release next autumn.