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    HM Magazine #74/Dying Man

    Dying Man

    Dark Night of the Soul

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

    Label 100 Loud RecordsHM Magazine #74November 1998
    modern metal

    With some heavy-as-snot down-tunage, the modern metal of Dying Man comes away leaving me wanting more. The melodic vocals that are sung more traditionally sound great, though the harder singing gets a bit monotonous. But chugga-chugga go the guitars, and it's hard for me to tire of that. Lyrics, for the most part, deal with our fallen state and our need for divine rescue and salvation. For info, write: Terry Harbison, 213 Ohio St #1, Somerset KY 42501

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