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    HM Magazine #83/Pillar
    Pillar — Original Superman cover

    Pillar

    Original Superman

    (2000)

    Reviewed by A Girl Called Gordon

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    Label Shadrach RecordsHM Magazine #83May/June 2000
    alternative metalhard rockrap rockrock

    So, you think that nothing, but people named Dorothy come from Kansas, right? Wrong! Try this band. They have solid lyrics, good instrumentation, a great singer that is equaled with back-up harmonies. The production on this album even does them justice. So what's the style? A little of everything. They have some scratching, some solid rock, some rap, some punk riffs and they all blend into a nice sound. In the song, "Superman," a bit of a Believable Picnic influence is detected. Maybe I'm just noticing a similarity.

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    7ball #31Reviewed by UnknownThe name Pillar was inspired by 1 Timothy 3:15, where Paul described God's household as "the pillar and foundation of truth." Based out of Hays, Kan., the members of Pillar have shared their music ministry with diverse crowds throughout the Midwest.

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