Soulforce Revolution

Soulforce Revolution is an album by hardcore punk band 7 Seconds.^[2][3] It was released by Restless Records in 1989, and peaked at No. 153 on the Billboard charts.^[4][5] The band supported the album with a North American tour.^[6]

Soulforce Revolution
Studio album by 7 Seconds
Released	1989
Genre	Melodic hardcore[1]
Label	Restless
7 Seconds chronology
Ourselves (1988) Soulforce Revolution (1989) alt.music.hardcore (1995)

The album featured a slower, more melodic punk sound.^[1]

Critical reception

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch praised "Seconds' powerful vocals, Steve Youth's rapid-fire bass lines, the excellent use of additional percussion by drummer Troy Mowatt, and Chris Carnahan's impressive debut on guitar."^[7] The State noted the "ferocious power tunes with loud, layered guitars and rapid-fire drumming" and the "thoughtful melodious rockers."^[8]

Track listing

All songs written by Kevin Seconds.

1. "Satyagraha" - 3:09
2. "Busy Little People" - 3:27
3. "I Can Sympathize" - 2:45
4. "It All Makes Less Sense Now" - 3:24
5. "Mother's Day" - 4:15
6. "Tribute Freedom Landscape" - 2:52
7. "Copper Ledge" - 2:08
8. "Tickets to a Better Place" - 2:23
9. "4 A.M. in Texas" - 3:18
10. "Soul to Keep (For Phillis)" - 3:34
11. "Swansong" - 1:53

Personnel

• Kevin Seconds: Lead Vocals
• Chris Carnahan: Guitar, Vocals
• Troy Mowat: Drums
• Steve Youth: Bass, Piano