Re-Revolution

ART NATION / / CD (Japanese edition) / Ward Records

Japanese edition:

Re-Revolution reissues Revolution, the 2015 debut by Art Nation, a melodic hard rock band from Sweden, under a new title and with five bonus tracks.

ART NATION - Re-Revolution album cover

CD Details

ArtistART NATION
TitleRe-Revolution
Release date
Japanese edition
LabelWard Records
FormatCD (Japanese edition)
Catalog No.GQCS-91626
Tracks17

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Track List

  1. Need you to Understand
  2. 3000 Beats
  3. I Want Out
  4. Number One
  5. Don't Wait for Salvation
  6. All the Way
  7. Start a Fire
  8. Moving On
  9. Here I Am
  10. Look to the Sky
  11. Wage War Against The World
  12. All In
  13. Leave it all Behind (Bonus Track)
  14. Don't Wait For Salvation (Demo - Bonus Track)
  15. All In (Demo - Bonus Track)
  16. Number One (Demo - Bonus Track)
  17. Moving On (Swedish Idol) (Bonus Track)

Music Video

Leave It All Behind · Official Visualizer

Moving On · Visualizer

LINER NOTES
Re-Revolution reissues Revolution, the 2015 debut by Art Nation, a melodic hard rock band from Sweden, under a new title and with five bonus tracks. Alexander Strandell, guitarist Christoffer Borg and bassist Richard Svärd founded the band in 2014, and Ward Records note that the first album was talked about from the moment it appeared, earning nominations for Sweden's Gaffa-priset three years running from 2015 to 2017. Liberation followed in 2017 and Transition in 2019, after which the band stepped back; encouraged by the Italian label Frontiers Records, they returned with Inception in 2023 and released Chapter V: The Ascendance in 2025. The album had become hard to find. Seventeen tracks here: the original twelve, then "Leave It All Behind", three demos and a television performance of "Moving On". Jacob Hansen produced. Frontiers Records put it out on 16 May 2025 and Ward Records' Japanese CD (GQCS-91626), with translated lyrics and a Japanese essay, followed on 30 May.