Revolt is the second album from British rock band 3 Colours Red, released on 8 February 1999. It followed their debut, Pure, from 1997, and was recorded with producer Dave Eringa, who had worked with Manic Street Preachers. Genre-wise it sits between alternative rock and hard rock, and the band moved towards a more polished, commercial sound than before. An EP, Paralyse, came out ahead of the album.

The record climbed to number 17 on the UK album chart, and both singles taken from it reached the UK top 40. Even so, the band split while at their peak, which makes Revolt a snapshot of a group at the height of their powers before a long gap that ended with The Union of Souls in 2004. It is well worth hearing for the sharper production and for the sense of a band reaching for a bigger stage.

Revolt: tracklist and credits

12 tracks · 43:50

Tracklist

  1. 1This Is My Time3:46
  2. 2Pirouette4:14
  3. 3Beautiful DayPete Vuckovic4:19
  4. 4Song on the Radio4:07
  5. 5Calling to the Outside3:37
  6. 6Intermission4:21
  7. 7Paralyse3:19
  8. 8Cancel the Exhibition3:44
  9. 9Paranoid PeoplePete Vuckovic3:09
  10. 10Back to the City4:01
  11. 11Be Myself2:50
  12. 12Age of Madness2:22
Produced by
Dave Eringa, John Smith
Mixed by
Chris Sheldon
Mixed at
The Church Studios
Labels
Epic, Creation
Length
43:50

Line-up

  • Keith Baxter
  • Ben Harding
  • Chris McCormack
  • Pete Vuckovic
  • Gini Ball · viola · guest
  • Dinah Beamish · cello · guest
  • Sally Herbert · violin · guest
  • Claire Orsler · viola · guest
  • Jocelyn Pook · viola · guest
  • Anne Stephenson · violin · guest
  • Dave Bishop · saxophone · guest

Singles

  • “Beautiful Day” · 11 January 1999
  • “This Is My Time” · 17 May 1999

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8 February 1999GBCreation Records5017556602270original
8 February 1999DECreation Records5099749300422original
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