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    HM Magazine #90/Inemy Chain

    Inemy Chain

    The Overthrow of Perception

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Jason Dodd

    Label independentHM Magazine #90July/August 2001
    nu metalrap metal

    Here's some rap-metal from six PA boys sporting turntables and two guitars. They do something akin to .rod laver, but with less overt hip hop, and more nu-metal. Production is a tad bit raw on their CD, The Overthrow of Perception, but not terrible – just not mastered professionally probably, or something like that. And they managed a really, really nice guitar tone on "Inner Struggle." Their song writing is young, but they display talent that will foster growth in that area if they want to pursue it. They lose points for doing that "Ah yeeh" thing (which is a first cousin to brothers "Yeeah Boyyy" and "Yo, yo, yo"), but gain some back for not doing it very often. Their CD contains an "interactive multi-media presentation."

    [ www.inemychain.com ]

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