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    Heaven's Metal #51/Lightforce
    Lightforce — The Best Of Lightforce - Mortification's Beginning cover

    Lightforce

    The Best Of Lightforce - Mortification's Beginning

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label Rowe ProductionsHeaven's Metal #51January/February 1995
    speed metalthrash metal

    If this name rings a bell, it's because this is a special CD re-issue that Steve Rowe of Mortification put together to document the beginnings of his present band. Of course, I hated the Mystical Thieves album by Light Force when it came out. Listening to it now, the sonic rough edges almost make more sense, but I still don't find singer Steve Johnson's vocals, nor the band's predictable song structures appealing.

    You can hear the first few experiments into grindcore growling by Steve as BGV's in "Epidemic of Injustice," which was recorded live in 1989 before Mortification was born. You hear a slight trace of the time changes that Mortification would later take in "Back To Basics," which is another live tune recorded in '89 here.

    For serious Light Force fans more than anything else, this album is a great homage to pay to a band.

    More from Lightforce

    Lightforce — Mystical ThievesLightforce — Break the CurseLightforce — Battlezone

    Also in Heaven's Metal #51

    MxPx — PokinatchaL.S. Underground — Grace ShakerKreyson — CrusadersHeroz — MilestoneMortal — WakeKreyson — Angel On The RunKerygma Child — Kerygma ChildPrecious Death — If You MustVarious Artists — Tastes Like ChickenNew Breed Worship — New Breed Worship