There is more than one artist with this name, including:
1) Revelry was a Scottish folk group active in the mid-70s.
2) "Revelry" is a German young music project from Bremen, created by Marvin Pollock.

1) Revelry was a Scottish folk group active in the mid-70s. A seven-piece band featuring Peter Kirk and Delia McKerr, they self-released the album "Revelry At Cambusnethan Priory" in 1977.

2) "Revelry" is a German young music project from Bremen, created by Marvin Pollock. The Artist describes the project as: "The origin of the name Revelry actually derived from a book by Shakespeare. Somewhere while working through Hamlet, back in school, we stumbled upon the word revelry. It was translated to me as "ausschweifende Feierlichkeiten" (orgy) and I instanly wanted to use this word as a band name. Back in those days my plans were to come up with a punk project... The result on the other hand does not have that much to do with a punk project. It's more like... well a lot softer. I still thought the name could stay, as emotions kind of are nothing else than how you would describe an orgy: it's turbulent, it's unrestrained, it's rough and soft, it can bring tears and it can bring joy. With this in mind, I'm trying to convert my thoughts into music."
"Discography"/Songlist:
old stuff
01. Blödsinn
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Revelry
01. shattered
02. exposing
03. shifting colors Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.