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    Heaven's Metal #25
    Heaven's Metal #25/Minier

    Minier

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label G.R.L. RecordsHeaven's Metal #25May 1990
    thrash metal

    The Crucified guitarist is quite ambitious: He not only records a blazing album with his band, but he goes into the studio and cuts his own album - playing all the instruments and singing himself. He did one smokin' job. I'm not the only one who thinks this is hot; R.E.X. just signed him to a solo deal. This stuff is much more metal than Crucified, which is probably the reason he did a solo album - to get his metal fix. Greg's a good guitarist. Check out the variable-pitch harmonics he pulls off in "Price"...or the trills that introduce "Killing of the Innocent"! A smokin' appetizer to keep us fed until his full-length album comes out later this summer. To order, send $8.50 to: G.R.L. Records, 2425 W. 3rd, Madera CA 93637.

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