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    HM Magazine #84/Daniel's Window
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    Daniel's Window

    It's a Mystery

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Rick Koch

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    Label True Tunes RecordsHM Magazine #84July/August 2000
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    The first thing I would like to say is that I'm not much of a fan of girl lead singer bands. Not that there is anything wrong with that. No, not at all, but that is just not me. How do you describe the musical stylings of Daniels Window? It is a definite blend of pop, rock, dance, techno, did I get them all, oh yeah, electronica. The style is one of a kind or at least the first time I had ever heard anything like it.

    To me, it seemed like girl teeny bopping worship, if you can understand that, cuz I don't really either. The second track is "Solid Rock," a worship song I knew I have heard somewhere before. It was good and really fit in with the rest of the songs on the CD. The message they are proclaiming is Jesus and all the songs seem to fit into that electronic worship style. If I was a electronica fan and like worship style music I might pick up this album.

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