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    Heaven's Metal #32
    Heaven's Metal #32/Mach X
    Mach X — [demo] cover

    Mach X

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Joey Knight

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #32November 1991
    thrash metalheavy metal

    Alright people, fasten your safety belts, we're going to "mach X!" Mega double-bass work with chunky guitar riffs is what awaits you here. Listening to this music sounds like if you crossed Racer X with the thrash "feel" of Deliverance. The singer has a coarse yet unique and powerful voice, having a slight Mike Lee (Barren Cross) feel to it. The music is tight and furious, and in the midst of all this fury is a power ballad that reminds this listener of "Can't Find My Way Back Home" by House Of Lords. Enjoyable stuff dudes. Willis would be proud. To order, send $5 to: PO Box 20348, Riverside CA 92516-0348.

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