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    HM Magazine #74
    HM Magazine #74/Krush

    Krush

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

    Label Twist of Faith ProductionsHM Magazine #74November 1998
    classic metal

    If Stryper did biker rock, perhaps this would be Krush. A much grittier vocal, and more laid-back 80's metal instrumentation may also lend itself worthy to fans of Fire & Love era Guardian. Though Phil Castillo's guitars downright rock and Dave Meriwether sings like he means it, a lot of this is a little dated, since most bands today refrain from lyrical clichés like the term "lock & load." But then, maybe Krush isn't trying to be like most bands. Check out the band's song, "Beside Me," on this issue's Hard Music Sampler CD, and decide for yourself. For info, write: Twist of Faith Productions, PO Box 745, Lakeside CA 92040

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