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    Heaven's Metal #53
    Heaven's Metal #53/Ockham's Razor
    Ockham's Razor — Untitled release cover

    Ockham's Razor

    Untitled release

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #53May/June 1995
    jazz rock

    Hey, a band named after an Adam Again song can't be all that bad, eh? (Actually, Ockham's Razor is a quote that reads, "The truth is red ink.") Although nothing like the funky sounds of AA, this band puts across a quality melodic sound. I would classify these four songs as jazz influenced rock with some occasional distorted guitar. Original, but the vocals are a detriment to the overall sound.

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