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    Heaven's Metal #38
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    Dominate Me

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label Pekuliar Muzzik RekordsHeaven's Metal #38November 1992
    experimentalindustrial

    Out of Biloxi, Mississippi comes a band with one of the heaviest tapes I've ever heard! At first I was disappointed, expecting more of a band effort (full length songs), but after listening to the whole project, I must admit I was very surprised. "Dominate Me" is a refreshing tape full of surprises. There is only one real song on the tape, which is the title track. The other nine tunes are full of different sound effects and instrumental solos. If you're expecting headbanging music, it's not here, although this tape could be considered metal. "Justabitanoize" and "World of Confusion" prove that, but since there's only one "real" song, and the length of the tape being only about 23 minutes, "Dominate Me" can't be considered a regular tape. And, believe me, it isn't! To order, send $6 (cash) to: Pekuliar Muzzik Rekords, 328 Rodenberg Ave, Biloxi MS 39531.

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