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    HM Magazine #97/Nodes of Ranvier
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    Nodes of Ranvier

    Lost Senses...More Innocence

    (2002)

    Reviewed by Lonny Hurley

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    Label Facedown RecordsHM Magazine #97September/October 2002
    hardcoremetalcore

    Metal hails from the Mid-West, and it does so with vengeance. With hell-bent axe slinging, add the blood curdling screams that would make you slap your grandma, and you have the makings of metal with a capitol "M." Nodes of Ranvier's Lost Senses...More Innocence cleaves deep into the spiritual hearts of NORV, throws it on the table, and wails from their innermost beings, "I am not ashamed." This is made known by hurling uncompromising metal riffs, creative verses, and the signature double bass kicks that fans of ZAO would appreciate. This album proves that "South Dakota's No Joke!"

    Editors' ratings - Doug 4/5, Jason 3.5/5

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