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    HM Magazine #78
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    Level — Devil's Advocate cover

    Level

    Devil's Advocate

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label Flaming Fish MusicHM Magazine #78July 1999
    industrialelectronic

    Well, I've certainly been hearing a lot about this project. Thanks to the folks at Flaming Fish, now we have more quality guitar-based industrial music to energize us and wack us over the head with heavy riffs and dance-able pulses. There's plenty of influences here, reaching as far as some trance and drum and bass, but there's a keen sense of melody and, when it's merited, aggression. If you're into Circle, Klank, and Argyle Park, get Level . . . you'll find half an album's worth of intensity. Electronic purists will most appreciate the other half. For ordering info, write: Flaming Fish Music, 9 Koidern Ave, Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A-3N7, Canada

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