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    Heaven's Metal #35/Rocks in Pink Cement

    Rocks in Pink Cement

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #35May 1992
    rap metalfunkpunk

    These guys perform with tons and tons of energy. That and the creative blend of Rap, Funk and Punk make this a band to watch out for. Their penchant to jump out of an aural onslaught into a psychedelic Jazz meandering is very cool and leads to lots of surprises. The only thing that would keep me from raving further is the lousy production and sonics on this cheap tape. There's talent here, so if you wanna hear it behind tape hiss and a muddy mix, you'll dig what you hear. I must apologize again for labeling last issue's Hot Pink Turtle review as a Rocks in Pink Cement tape. Both bands deserve better attention and single billing. For ordering info, write: R.I.P., 3624 Londonderry Dr, Santa Clara CA 95050.

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