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    HM Magazine #82
    HM Magazine #82/Grim

    Grim

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by David M. Pogge

    Label independentHM Magazine #82March 2000
    death metal

    Somewhere under the shadow of a very low budget recording is some decent death metal. The vocals kind of remind me of Princess Leah in the scene where she is dressed up as a bounty hunter trying to rescue Han, with occasional belches. Contrasting the all out thrash feel of the album is the dark, ambient piano intro that sends shivers through my spine. Give this band a new mix and we just might have another grind metal classic. For ordering info, write: RR#3, Box 90, Shelbyville IL 62565

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