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    Heaven's Metal #30
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    Faxx

    Big World

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #30March 1991
    hard rockmelodic metal

    Here's some high quality music. It's so refreshing to see a band go after a commercial/melodic style and actually pull it off. Faxx, a Lancaster, California-based hard rock outfit, are very competent. Lead vocalist James Salters reminds me of Twenty 2/0's old singer, and maybe a little bit of Joey Tempest (Europe) thrown in. Musically, the Europe comparison is very close. Nice guitar chops are complimented by subtle keyboard lines. "Big World", "Waiting", and "Follow Me" are recorded here, with "Follow Me" probably being the hardest. The big BGV's remind me a little bit of The Scorpions as well. Hot band to be reckoned with. For ordering info, write: PO Box 500093, Palmdale CA 93550.

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