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    Heaven's Metal #50/Afterdeath

    Afterdeath

    [title unknown]

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #50November/December 1994
    death metallo-fithrash metal

    Here is some really dark sounding death metal from Brazil's Afterdeath. There are four new tunes, plus the bonus cut, "Credo," from their first tape (reviewed in Issue #40). "The Crucified" starts things off with a really low-tuned guitar sound. After reading what the guys say in their credits, I gather this tune is about the problems in Rowanda. "Fake Friend" is self-explanatory. "Malevolent Factory" talks about rampant sin and the punishment for it. The production isn't great, but the talent this band possesses really shines above it.

    To order, send $5 to: R. Filomeno Ribeiro, 76, 25016-130 Vitoria, ES, Brazil.

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