The Revels
The Revels were an American surf rock and instrumental band active in the late 1950s and early 1960s. They are best known for their song "Comanche," which became a cult hit after its inclusion in the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. Their music is characterized by driving rhythms, saxophone leads, and energetic beats that typify the surf rock genre. The Revels' raw sound captured the excitement and rebellious spirit of early rock and roll.
Although the band did not achieve widespread fame during their initial run, their contribution to the surf rock genre has been recognized retrospectively. "Comanche" remains their most enduring legacy, continuing to resonate with fans of vintage instrumental rock. The Revels’ influence can be heard in the music of later surf and garage rock bands, cementing their place in rock history.
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