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    Heaven's Metal #50/Clay

    Clay

    Movement

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #50November/December 1994
    hardcoremetalcore

    Here's a rough-edged hardcore tape with 5 songs that live up to the tape's title -- Movement. These songs go after it -- the only thing holding it back being the garage production. The guys know how to craft a good song, though, using break down dynamics to give the tune diversity. Clay can also slug it out with the heaviest of 'em. "That Song You Wrote" finds vocalist John Deas gettin' the lead out the most.

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