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    Heaven's Metal #28
    Heaven's Metal #28/Crossover

    Crossover

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #28November 1990
    hard rockthrash metal

    Here's a 5-song custom tape from a six-piece band. The music is a high-energy blend of hard rock, metal, and sometimes thrash. The vocals are high-pitched, the keyboards play a major role, the guitars fly, and the drums thrash out a rapid-fire snare pounding--all in one song, "Seeing Is Believing". A keyboardist must've mixed the tape, because the keys sometimes have more prominence than the guitar, which keeps the music here from really taking off. A song like "Don't Have To Run" shows the strong songwriting potential of this band. Hottest tunes are "Downfall", and "Why"--showing the band's diversity and rough edge. While this tape isn't a very well-produced effort, a glimpse of the band's promising future is evident. I'm very much looking forward to more from these guys. To order, send $6.50 to: 448 Grotto Ave, Pawtucket RI 02860. (Make checks payable to Lillian Travis)

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