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    Scaterd Few

    Out of the Attic

    Reviewed by Stephen Wagers

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    Label Wingless Foe ProductionsHeaven's Metal #33January 1992
    punkalternative rock

    Great! I finally get to review one of (in my opinion) the best alternative/punk bands ever to make its mark in Christian rock music. Now, don't be confused, this is not the few's new album. What this is, is a re-release--a demo that brother Ramald and co. did back in '83. Now, this tape is very pre-Sin Disease (the few's phenomenal '90 release). The main downfall of Out of the Attic is the production. The second song on the '83 side (it's broken up into the '83 side and the '84 side) is called "Untitled", which became "U" on Sin Disease. The Domkus bro's and company will continue to dominate the underground alternative Christian music scene for many moons to come, but Out of the Attic is not at all a good definition of what scaterd-few is like now. It is kind of cool to see how the band started out, but now I am anxious for the next scaterd-few album. To order, send $10 to: Wingless Foe Productions, 5654 Cahuenga Blvd, Suite 523, No. Hollywood CA 91601-2129.

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