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    Heaven's Metal #32/Crucible
    Crucible — Demo cover

    Crucible

    Demo

    Reviewed by Rebecca Bullock

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    Label independentHeaven's Metal #32November 1991
    melodic rock

    Finally, a voice so smooth, so satiny you could swear it's teflon-induced. I didn't quite know what to expect (with the name being Crucible and all). I honestly thought it would be heavier. To say I was pleasantly surprised would be the understatement of the century. Crucible overflows with musicianship and talent. I must say, I was duly impressed. A fluid melodic background fronted by clear vocals gives these guys a definite jump on their fellow mates. I wish I had more songs to listen to, I really liked this song—"Never Alone". Oh well, Crucible has a very bright future ahead of them if they keep producing songs like this.

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