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    Heaven's Metal #51/Kerygma Child
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    Kerygma Child

    Kerygma Child

    Reviewed by Jason Clifton

    Heaven's Metal #51January/February 1995
    hard rockheavy metal

    What is that smell on your breath, young man? Have you been drinking "Tie Dye Wine" again? Oh, you haven't? What's that, you say? Oh, okay, you have been listening to Kerygma Child's new self-titled album. So, what is "Tie Dye Wine" about? Simple, do you follow the stars? How about the New Age Movement? Or do you just follow yourself? Heard of following this dude called Jesus? Too easy, you say? Listen to this disc and judge for yourself. This is a must in any rock collection! Jeremy West rips on bass, while Kevin Molway keeps the beats and breaks in line. Josh adds plenty of rip-roaring guitar on top of that heavy rhythm section, while Lance Christian wails on vocals. When these guys play, you can "Feel The World." This song is a fun one that will have everyone in your car headbanging! There are also a couple of slow acoustic tracks that will help you unwind after a long, hectic day. This is a great CD! Jam on!

    Also in Heaven's Metal #51

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