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    Heaven's Metal #28
    Heaven's Metal #28/Consecrator

    Consecrator

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #28November 1990
    thrash metal

    Out of Dallas comes some cool, thumpin' thrash. The production's a little better than some underground speed metal that comes across my desk. The rhythm section, consisting of guitarists James Chavez and Steve Tidwell, bassist Rob Ojeola, and drummer Ashley Lawhon, hammer down a thick, full-sounding low end. The vocals of Glenn Johnson are pretty accessible--a big plus for this band. "The Messiah Calls" is a heavy highlight. These guys are one of the best unsigned thrash bands. Given a good producer, who will really work with the band, and you could have another killer band here. For ordering info, write: James Chavez, 2114 Yale, Wichita Falls TX 76301.

    Other coverage for this album

    Heaven's Metal #30Reviewed by Doug Van PeltOh my gosh! Brilliant! Fans of Believer will freak! Bassist and vocalist Glenn Johnson even sounds a bit like Kurt Bachman. The duplication sonic quality holds the tape back ever so slightly, while the crunch and piercing riffs manage to stand out. While being somewhat technical in its approach, Consecrator writes some melodic riffs. The double guitar approach of Steve Tidwell and James Chavez…

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