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    HM Magazine #72
    HM Magazine #72/Crow
    Crow — Where Oblivion Flow cover

    Crow

    Where Oblivion Flow

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

    Label independentHM Magazine #72July 1998
    modern rockmetal

    With a lead vocal that's sometimes similar in style and intensity to the Offspring, this CD, Where Oblivion Flow, could be at the top of many a modern rock fan's CD stack. But with some of the guitar tones, this band could also be compared stylistically to Tourniquet. Still, other songs are a little dark, and some are all out cold hard metal. Whatever it is, it's good & heavy. Plus, the CD includes all kinds of neat files for your computer. For ordering info, write: Malmgatan 5a, 641 32 Katrineholm, Sweden

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