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    Heaven's Metal #48/Preacher

    Preacher

    [title unknown]

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #48July/August 1994
    death metalindustrialthrash metal

    Here is another one of those "creative types." In other words, he sang and played all the instruments. It was even recorded in the basement of his home. There are nine songs and they are heavy! The production, while listen-able, is bass happy, so turn it down a little! There's music here for everyone, such as death metal and industrial. Tony Block (The Preacher) lists Metallica as an influence. That's true. The title cut reminded me a lot of "Sad But True." This is a good effort. I only wish the production was better. Check it out. Tony's talent shouldn't go unnoticed.

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