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    Heaven's Metal #45/Out From Under

    Out From Under

    [title unknown]

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #45January/February 1994
    hard rock

    It seems to me that this band has matured a great deal since their last musical offering. The tape is professionally packaged, with lyrics and photo on the jay-card, and song titles printed on the cassette shell.

    Of the six songs, three of which, "Under The Law," "Face To Face" and "You Need Jesus" are evangelical in nature. "Under The Law" is particularly catchy due to it being performed to the tune of "Breakin' The Law" by Judas Priest. I liked it, but I had to wonder if it was appropriate. "Deceiver" describes some of Satan's qualities. "Rider" talks of the Jesus of Revelation, and "Eyes Up" is a song of encouragement for Christians.

    The music is somewhat like you would hear on F.M. rock stations. Nothing real heavy, but not Top 40 either. The production is fair to good.

    I like this one better than their last release, but guys, please don't do anymore cover tunes!

    More from Out From Under

    Out From Under — Romans 8:1, 2

    Also in Heaven's Metal #45

    Whitecross — To The LimitX-Propagation — ConflictWish For Eden — Pet The FishThe Calm — The CalmChase — In PursuitBroken Silence — Discerning The TimesSanctify — RealityRelyant — RelyantCornerstone — CornerstoneHappy Fiche — Happy Fiche