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    Heaven's Metal #21/Double Edge

    Double Edge

    Double Edge

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label BR RecordsHeaven's Metal #21October/November 1989
    heavy metalprogressive rock

    Their self-titled custom tape has more of a progressive rock sound than their most recent material. It has pretty good fidelity and features some enjoyable songwriting. "Cry From The Inside" goes from a pretty piano to power chords and back again. "Oh Death, Where Is Thy Sting" and "Wake Up" both have a quick pace, incorporating good riffing to achieve a good separation of instrumental sounds.

    Listening to these two tapes make me anxious to hear more from this talented group.

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