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    Decision D

    Testimony of Faith

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #27September 1990
    thrash metalhardcore

    Good, bass-heavy thrash with rough-shod vocals. The title track simply communicates the truth of the trinity and salvation. "Dr. DNA" is almost comical in its delivery, "I like to play with DNA." Musically, this reminds me of The Lead's early material (stuff Julio took charge of): no grooves, just real fast hardcore. Some pretty decent lead playing is heard here by Daniel Bootsma. One song of great notice is "Requiem", which starts off with some screamin' classical scales a la Rex Carroll, before jumping into full speed mosh. For ordering info, write: God's Pleasure, PO Box 762, 3500 AT Utrecht, The Netherlands.

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