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    Heaven's Metal #29
    Heaven's Metal #29/DigHayZoose

    DigHayZoose

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #29January 1991
    funk metalalternative metal

    When I looked at the low-budget TDK Normal Bias tape with no case, I thought, "Oh great! This is gonna be horrible sounding." But...I was surprised. Recorded here is some halacious tunes with a deep groove and a crunchin' funky flavor. Hot stuff! These guys rock! If these guys continue this stuff, they could really get some major attention. Think of these guys as a more commercial scaterd-few. They've got the same energy and go-for-it abandon, yet their hooks are bigger and grooves are deeper. Cries of "I forgive you for what you've done" grace this tape with a right-on lyrical direction (although no lyric sheet was provided, meaning no in-depth lyrical analysis. The words are decipherable, fortunately.) This tape is awesome! They could easily be the first band to break out of the Kansas City musician's fellowship (CRUSADE). For ordering info, write: 200 N Withers Rd #K, Liberty MO 64068-1157.

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