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    HM Magazine #72
    HM Magazine #72/Ockham's Razor
    Ockham's Razor — Dusk cover

    Ockham's Razor

    Dusk

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

    Label independentHM Magazine #72July 1998
    rock

    There seems to be a groovy energy about this disc, from the jangly classic rock tinged "Hemorrhage," to the bouncy acoustic ska feel of "Whipping Boy." Vocals are similar to Frank Hart's (Atomic Opera) at times, but need to be sung more through the diaphragm, and songwriting has a vibe slightly akin to Wendy Bailey. This is a fairly decent recording with quite a variety of stylistic nuances. Be sure to check out "The Jester's Court" on this issue's sampler CD. To order, send $10 to: PO Box 36711, Canton OH 44735-6711

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