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    Heaven's Metal #31
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    Fluffy — Fluffy Luvs You cover

    Fluffy

    Fluffy Luvs You

    Reviewed by Stephen Wagers

    Label Blonde VinylHeaven's Metal #31September 1991
    punk

    Ah, yes, listening to this makes me want to reminise; remembering back when Flip-Side Magazine was only 75 cents, and bands like The Germs and Fear were still around; back when it only cost four bucks to see six or seven band bills at The Starwood and The Cuckoo's Nest in L.A. Fluffy is a breath of fresh air to any spikey-haired Christian punk. Chris Colbert's buzzsaw guitar rips and tears through cuts like "Jello Soul", "Life Through Death", and "My America". Fluffy is not hardcore, but good ole fashioned L.A.-style Punk. The great thing is that these guys know Jesus, so it's safe to listen to. Two of the members of Fluffy are also members of Breakfast With Amy, so that explains their zaniness. So, hurry and rush out to buy this tape, before the strange-looking dog creature on the cover smiles any bigger.

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    Also in Heaven's Metal #31

    Crashdog — Humane SocietyTourniquet — Psycho SurgeryXalt — HistoryKing's Justice — [demo]Mark Pogue & Fortress — RestorationCindy Cruse — Small Town GirlBlack and White World — Black and White WorldKnightriot — Beware the KnightTheocracy — [demo]Liaison — Urgency