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EP194 - So What's Been Happening? - The Revolation (Dean Whittman-Lamb)
From Kiss to The Revolation: Dean Whitman-Lamb's Comeback
Host Aaron chats with Dean Whitman-Lamb of The Revolation about his musical journey from early influences like KISS and INXS to his time with Valve and new solo work. They discuss recent recordings — including "Tumblin' the Rough," "Born Again," "Liberty," and "Shattered" — the studio process, music videos, and forming a live band with help from friends like Rusty Brown from Electric Mary.
The episode also touches on personal moments, including Dean's family struggles and his son Xander's cancer diagnosis and recovery, plus local gig recommendations, Electric Mary shout-outs, and encouragement to support live music and local artists.
Melbourne’s own Dean Wittmann-Lamb isn’t just a singer/songwriter — he’s a rock survivor. Back in 2000, his band Valve got snapped up by the legendary Alberts label, signed by none other than Vanda & Young — the gods behind Aussie rock royalty. Fast-forward to the chaos of 2020.
While Melbourne was locked down and the world hit pause, Dean hit record. With a little firepower from Rusty Brown of Electric Mary, the two laid down tracks that oozed soul and swagger — gritty rock anthems inspired by the likes of The Black Crowes, Free, Humble Pie, and Faces.
By 2021, Dean was back in the studio, launching his new project: The Revolation. Three singles turned into ten. Acoustic sets turned into full-blown gigs. Raw. Real. Relentless. Since then, The Revolation has dropped 10 singles, 4 video clips, and smashed out 16 full-band gigs — plus 6 stripped-back acoustic shows where Dean bared the songs as they were born: raw, soulful, and unapologetically rock.
They’ve shared the stage with Candlebox (USA) at The Corner Hotel, Electric Mary at Musicland, and Sisters Doll at Northcote Social Club. No fluff. Just amps, sweat, and soul. Now, The Revolation is heading back into the studio in Feb 2026 — with Rusty Brown once again behind the boards. “The soul of rock is not lost.” It’s alive. It’s loud. And it’s coming for you. 🔥
Join the LIVE chat with Dean — Thursday 13th November, 8:00pm AEDT. Plug in. Tune in. Feel it. Video episode - https://bit.ly/47I6WJX
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By Aaron CusackFrom Kiss to The Revolation: Dean Whitman-Lamb's Comeback
Host Aaron chats with Dean Whitman-Lamb of The Revolation about his musical journey from early influences like KISS and INXS to his time with Valve and new solo work. They discuss recent recordings — including "Tumblin' the Rough," "Born Again," "Liberty," and "Shattered" — the studio process, music videos, and forming a live band with help from friends like Rusty Brown from Electric Mary.
The episode also touches on personal moments, including Dean's family struggles and his son Xander's cancer diagnosis and recovery, plus local gig recommendations, Electric Mary shout-outs, and encouragement to support live music and local artists.
Melbourne’s own Dean Wittmann-Lamb isn’t just a singer/songwriter — he’s a rock survivor. Back in 2000, his band Valve got snapped up by the legendary Alberts label, signed by none other than Vanda & Young — the gods behind Aussie rock royalty. Fast-forward to the chaos of 2020.
While Melbourne was locked down and the world hit pause, Dean hit record. With a little firepower from Rusty Brown of Electric Mary, the two laid down tracks that oozed soul and swagger — gritty rock anthems inspired by the likes of The Black Crowes, Free, Humble Pie, and Faces.
By 2021, Dean was back in the studio, launching his new project: The Revolation. Three singles turned into ten. Acoustic sets turned into full-blown gigs. Raw. Real. Relentless. Since then, The Revolation has dropped 10 singles, 4 video clips, and smashed out 16 full-band gigs — plus 6 stripped-back acoustic shows where Dean bared the songs as they were born: raw, soulful, and unapologetically rock.
They’ve shared the stage with Candlebox (USA) at The Corner Hotel, Electric Mary at Musicland, and Sisters Doll at Northcote Social Club. No fluff. Just amps, sweat, and soul. Now, The Revolation is heading back into the studio in Feb 2026 — with Rusty Brown once again behind the boards. “The soul of rock is not lost.” It’s alive. It’s loud. And it’s coming for you. 🔥
Join the LIVE chat with Dean — Thursday 13th November, 8:00pm AEDT. Plug in. Tune in. Feel it. Video episode - https://bit.ly/47I6WJX