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    Heaven's Metal #51/Dandelion Myth
    Dandelion Myth — Fish Out, Out Of Water cover

    Dandelion Myth

    Fish Out, Out Of Water

    Reviewed by Mitch Roberts

    Label Edit Point StudiosHeaven's Metal #51January/February 1995
    alternative rockfunk rockdream pop

    When I first popped this CD in, I thought, "Man, this is so familiar!" Then my wife said, "Love Coma!" Sure 'nuff, vocalist Chris Taylor of Love Coma produced Fish Out, Out Of Water. And a fair job he did, too. Sonic quality is good throughout, although there is a bit of hallowness sifted in, which is not necessarily a bad thing. One might compare it to The Cure with the funk of the Red Hot Chili Peppers (before they began to rap so much) mixed with that natural folkiness of Mazzy Star.

    Though no lyric sheet was provided, they are clear and intelligible. Each song bounces along, giving this album a very up-beat and sometimes silly feel to it. Too many of today's bands take themselves too seriously, which makes Dandelion Myth all the more refreshing.

    If you like playing frisbee on the beach on a warm spring day listening to funky praise songs, then this is the perfect album.

    Also in Heaven's Metal #51

    Feast or Famine — Lost AgainFear of Faith — TensionRevelation — RaptureToxic Church — Systems FailureDeliverance — River DisturbanceL.S. Underground — Grace ShakerKerygma Child — Kerygma ChildMichael Knott — Rocket And A BombLightforce — The Best Of Lightforce - Mortification's BeginningPrecious Death — If You Must