Berlin Prog-Rock/Alt-Rock prodigies R3VO return with the music video of the title track of their upcoming EP “Fireflies”, which is set to be released on the 16th of November. The EP is the band’s conclusion to its songwriting phase which started in 2019 (when the band was formed) to 2021. R3VO’s previous music video ‘Artificial Pleasure’ was very well-received and featured on Metal Hammer, Kaaoszine, HEAVY Magazine and more.
While ‘Artificial Pleasure’ showed listeners the band’s progressive side and hinted at its electronic elements, R3VO delves deeper into the electronic influences in “Fireflies”, the newest creative effort. At first glance, “Fireflies” features band’s familiar heavy progressive riffs but R3VO manages to throw listeners off-guard with the fast-paced-out-of-the-box electronic drum lines at the outro.
R3VO’s upcoming 5-song EP “Fireflies” highlights the band’s ambitious approach to metal music, and besides Alt-Rock, Prog-Rock, and Electronic Music, elements of 70’s Heavy Rock and Slam Rock can also be heard. The band’s technical abilities are worth mentioning as well as Leo Lotux’s raw unapologetic vocal lines, which takes R3VO to a new level.
“Fireflies” was recorded by Rasmus Schmidt, mixed by Sasha Bowers, and mastered by Arran Dutt and Boe Larsen. The artwork was designed by Noé Chagué.

Berlin Prog-Rock/Alt-Rock prodigies R3VO return with the music video of the title track of their upcoming EP “Fireflies”, which is set to be released on the 16th of November. The EP is the band’s conclusion to its songwriting phase which started in 2019 (when the band was formed) to 2021. R3VO’s previous music video ‘Artificial Pleasure’ was very well-received and featured on Metal Hammer, Kaaoszine, HEAVY Magazine and more.
While ‘Artificial Pleasure’ showed listeners the band’s progressive side and hinted at its electronic elements, R3VO delves deeper into the electronic influences in “Fireflies”, the newest creative effort. At first glance, “Fireflies” features band’s familiar heavy progressive riffs but R3VO manages to throw listeners off-guard with the fast-paced-out-of-the-box electronic drum lines at the outro.
R3VO’s upcoming 5-song EP “Fireflies” highlights the band’s ambitious approach to metal music, and besides Alt-Rock, Prog-Rock, and Electronic Music, elements of 70’s Heavy Rock and Slam Rock can also be heard. The band’s technical abilities are worth mentioning as well as Leo Lotux’s raw unapologetic vocal lines, which takes R3VO to a new level.
“Fireflies” was recorded by Rasmus Schmidt, mixed by Sasha Bowers, and mastered by Arran Dutt and Boe Larsen. The artwork was designed by Noé Chagué.