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QUICKSAND Reunites For REVELATION RECORDS' 25th-Anniversary Celebration (Video)

June 11, 2012

Seminal '90s post-hardcore metal-tinged band QUICKSAND made a surprise appearance Sunday (June 10) as the "special guest" on the final night of Revelation Records' four-night 25th-anniversary celebration at the Glass House in Pomona, California. The short, one-off reunion performance included a cover version of THE SMITHS classic "How Soon Is Now?" which was released as a B-side to QUICKSAND's "Dine Alone" single.

Fan-filmed video footage of last night's concert can be seen below.

QUICKSAND was formed as a side project of GORILLA BISCUITS' Walter Schreifels, who was joined by Tom Capone, Sergio Vega (now in DEFTONES) and Alan Cage. QUICKSAND initially broke up following the the first Warped Tour in 1995, only to reunite in 1997 for a short run ending in 1999.

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