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    Heaven's Metal #42
    Heaven's Metal #42/Hammy and the Technoids

    Hammy and the Technoids

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #42July/August 1993
    pop rock

    First off, I must say this, Art Taggart is a very talented man. On this two-song tape (one of which, "Ground Zero," is an instrumental) Art did everything except the guitars, which were done by Chris Keegan. The music is commercial rock. Now comes the problem. The song "Judgement Day" is about homosexuality. This is much needed in Christian music, which should be giving answers to life's problems, but Art should have used some common sense. How does he expect a homosexual to listen to this song that's calling him a "queer" and a "homo?" Art is definitely right about what he says in this song, but when you're trying to minister to someone in this area, you don't insult them, you reach out in love. C'mon, Art, the church already has a bad track record in the eyes of the world; don't add more fuel to the fire. Read 1st Corinthians 13:2-3. Expose Satan's traps, yes, but do so as Christ would. To order, send $3 to: 8520 E. 4th Avenue, Anchorage AK 99504.

    Also in Heaven's Metal #42

    Eden — Fan The FlameNyepon — NyeponSevenfold — [demo]Brother Brother — Young WarriorsPsychotic Wallpaper — From Within the ShadowDie Happy — Intense Live Series, V. 4Innocent Blood — [demo]Black Happy — [demo]Vengeance Rising — AnthologyBangkok Traffic — Bangkok Traffic