There are those among us who seek the divine not in doctrine, but in the glimmer of the surreal, the hum of the unseen, the whisper between waking and dream. William Blake saw eternity in a grain of sand, Patti Smith found poetry in the gutter and the heavens alike, and David Lynch’s nightmares hold a reverence reserved for prophets. They, like us, believe in the world beyond the veil—where visions burn brighter than daylight, where angels and phantoms trade secrets. To live here is to dwell on the threshold, forever chasing the flicker of something holy.
REVISER stretches its limbs toward the ether with Celestine, an expansive hymn to mysticism and longing. Featuring haunting vocals from Breaka Dawn (The Bad Ideas), the track drifts away from the band’s usual darkwave depths, tilting instead toward the crystalline heights of Ultravox, the grandeur of Simple Minds, the spectral shimmer of Pastel Ghost. Synths glisten like morning frost, guitars cut sharp and clean, and an aching nostalgia seeps through every note. Kansas City’s brooders trade gloom for something luminous: an incantation, a breath of light against the encroaching dark, a hymn to the unknown.
Celestine, produced by REVISER and Paul Malinowski of SHINER, is out now. Listen below and order the single here.
In the deep freeze of winter 2023, REVISER surfaced from Kansas City’s forgotten corridors, dragging ghosts from the past into the sharp glare of the present. A collaboration bound by tension and raw urgency, their music rattles with the weight of struggle—internal wars, external chaos, each chord bristling with conflict. Krysztof Nemeth, whose baritone broods and burns, bends his voice and guitar with the dark intensity that once fueled Emmaline Twist. At his side, Dedric Moore, honed by the kinetic charge of Monta’s electro-dance pulse, delivers a second guitar that thrums with relentless force.
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