REVOCATION is pleased to unleash a video for “Dystopian Vermin,” the latest single from their savage new full-length New Gods, New Masters. The video comes on the eve of the record’s official release on Friday, September 26th via Metal Blade Records.

On New Gods, New Masters, REVOCATION conjures nine potent and portentous songs of brutal lyrical and musical significance. Elaborates founding vocalist/guitarist Dave Davidson on “Dystopian Vermin.” “This one’s for the headbangers. It’s got a lot of driving momentum that morphs into some of the heaviest parts on the whole album. The video for this track was once again filmed by the MyGoodEye team who did an excellent job as always. I think they really captured the energy of this song and the location/set that they came up with perfectly fit the mood. I can’t wait to play this song live on our upcoming tour, I think it’s sure to get the circle pit churning.”

Watch REVOCATION’s “Dystopian Vermin” video HERE:

“‘Cronenberged’ mashes out swanky, slappy bass rhythms, virulent velocity, and wrist-grinding triplet chugging, while vocalist-guitarist Dave Davidson also injects some seriously shreddy guitar moments.” – Revolver on “Cronenberged”

“This feels a little less technical than its predecessors and more concentrated on the power of writing a good riff and a great groove. Longtime REVOCATION fans are sure to find something to love here, but new fans are certainly going to find a solid entry point into the band’s extensive discography here as well.” – Metal Injection

“…the most energetic and fun the band has sounded since 2014’s Deathless… Davidson resembles a Chuck Schuldiner of the Pro Tools era: a charismatic shredder and keen observer of the world around him with a strong point of view…” — Decibel Magazine

“…a truly epic treat for all progressive aficionados who appreciate it heavy and challenging…World class!” – Rock Hard

“…an album that challenges, rewards, and leaves a lasting impact…” – Metal Hammer

“REVOCATION once again prove themselves to be exemplary students, setting standards in tech death metal.” – Fuze

“…a sonically devastating statement that both continues and amplifies some of the nihilistic themes explored on Netherheaven, offering a prescient commentary on technology and humanity.” – The Moshville Times

“…a sublime performance that engrosses the listener wholly and leaves no moment for hope, salvation, nor mercy as we traverse this unforgivingly dark world.” – Headbanger Reviews