Rev Seven

Bill Menchen started another of his many groups in 1991 called "Rev Seven" and by necessity he ended up back on lead vocals. They recorded an indie cassette that sounded pretty good, and was voted 4th most popular unsigned band in a Heaven's Metal readers poll. After moving to Las Vegas in 1993 he made a new Rev Seven cassette. In late 1995 Bill started the group "Titanic" and in 1996 he got to know Robert Sweet, the drummer for Stryper. They did some demo recordings, and it gave him a chance learn some invaluable things from him. In the late 90's Bill developed a long relationship with Matt Hunt of Retroactive Records with the eventual release of everything he have ever recorded being released on his label.