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    Heaven's Metal #35
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    Frank's Enemy

    Atrocities

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label Not SilentHeaven's Metal #35May 1992
    thrash metal

    Atrocities, labeled by Julio as "too personal to release by The Lead," is recorded (or should I say "mastered") in a rough manner than Final Absolution, but contains more frantic, out of control riffing. "Never be the Same" has a killer thick riff, that would be a perfect Rap/Thrash tune if the vocals were delivered that way. Due to Julio's experience, these songs are pretty well structured. It's pretty diverse. In the context of its genre, it's good. In the context of major releases of straight-ahead Metal, it strikes one as inferior. To order either of these tapes, send $3.50 each (or $2.50 and a blank tape/each) to: Not Silent, PO Box 523899, Miami FL 33152-3899.

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