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    Heaven's Metal #41
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    Eternity — Denounced cover

    Eternity

    Denounced

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #41May/June 1993
    thrash metal

    When I reviewed this band from Hayti, Missouri (guys, where is Hayti?) in Issue #40, I remember the one thing that bothered me were the vocals. My, have things changed! While drummer Kelly Matthews is still singing, he has really changed his style. This time around to the Steve Rowe school, and at times for extra credit like James Hetfield of Metallica. Musically, this five-song tape; while not as nicely packaged as their last one, is much beefier thrash. I liked this one a lot more. My favorite is "Keeper of Death," which takes the perspective of Satan talking about Christ's death and how He's not gonna rise. Little did he know... This band has really matured fast in a short period of time. If the guys can keep it up, they might just put Hayti on the map. To order, send $5 to: Rt. 1, Box 232, Hayti MO 63851.

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