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    Prophecy

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Camille Bresie

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #40March/April 1993
    heavy metal

    Prophecy offers that fun, heavy-rocking, head-banging music that all metalheads adore. These guys seem to know what works for their style of music, and they utilize that musical maturity in each of their songs on the demo. Prophecy does have one evident deficiency--weak background vocals. However, this problem can be corrected with practice. This review is short, because there is nothing more to say. These guys seem to have their act together; and since they have had some label interest, all they need is a confirmed record deal and a good producer. Prophecy may not alter the Christian metal music scene as we know it, but they will provide ample enjoyment and pleasure to their listeners. For ordering info, write: PO Box 864, Mango FL 33550.

    Other coverage for this album

    Heaven's Metal #40Reviewed by Doug Van PeltWhen I got the impressive promo pack and CD from Prophecy, I said, "Hey, here's a band that's taking themselves seriously. I bet they're hot." I am sorry to report, but they should've kept working in the garage to get a more tight and refined sound before investing in the production of CD's. The guitar tones are very thin and the vocals lack confidence and passion. The album overall has a tuning…

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