The Revisions

An acoustic punk music group from Portland, OR, the Revisions play intelligent but scrappy rock and roll & move, but their audio is defined from the thick strum of the acoustic guitar as well as the backbeat of a little drum kit as opposed to the blare of the Marshall amp. The Revisions arrived together with the intervention of the friend Justin Maurer, most widely known for his use the music group the Clorox Ladies. In 2006, Maurer released a publication of short tales, Don’t Take YOUR DAILY LIFE, and do readings at several bookstores within the Pacific Northwest to greatly help promote it. At one particular reading, Maurer asked Douglas Uses up, guitarist using the Portland music group the Crimson Dons, to try out several acoustic numbers within the evening’s entertainment. Getting along his bandmates Hajji Husayn on bass and Derek Skokan on drums, Uses up played a couple of music from his previous rings the Observers as well as the Speds, and both Uses up and his market were amazed how well the materials adapted towards the acoustic format. Uses up, Husayn, and Skokan started playing regular acoustic gigs because the Revisions, highlighting his even more introspective music (with Maurer occasionally sitting down in on electric guitar), and in 2007 the music group signed a cope with Dirtnap Information because of their debut album, that was expected to end up being released in the summertime of that calendar year.