The Lost Archives Surfacing the reviews of our forgotten youth
    Back to The Lost Archives
    Heaven's Metal #26/Scaterd Few
    Scaterd Few — Sin Disease cover

    Scaterd Few

    Sin Disease

    (1990)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    DiscogsBandcampApple MusicTIDALAmazon MusicSpotifyYouTube Music
    Label Alarma RecordsHeaven's Metal #26July 1990
    alternative rockfunk rockpunkspeed metal

    Alarma! Records (a division of Frontline Music Group) is a record company...I'm a magazine publisher... What are they doing by releasing music as good as scaterd-few...trying to be my friend or something? A few words about this album: Raw, sincere, genuine, street-level, loud, original, creative, weird, artsy, punky, funky, and new. Definitely not everyone's cup of tea. Fans of The Lead, scaterd-few, Breakfast with Amy, The Sex Pistols, and scaterd-few will love it.

    Other coverage for this album

    Opus 2005Reviewed by Jason MoreheadChristian music has come a long ways, but it wasn't too long ago that it was as derivative as you could possibly imagine. There was a time when I was incredibly skeptical of Christian music, and refused to use any adjectives like "groundbreaking" when describing it. That's why Sin Disease, the debut from Scaterd-Few is such an incredible album. Seamlessly melding punk, speed metal, funk, reggae,…

    Similar sounding releases

    1990BrideEnd of the Age: The Best of Bride1998Sin DizzyHe's Not DeadRoseIntense Live Series, Vol. III1985PhiladelphiaSearch and DestroyDie HappyIntense Live Series, V. 41986Barren CrossRock for the King

    More from Scaterd Few

    1991Out of the Attic1998Grandmother's Spaceship1994JawboneofanassTaste the Touch (Video)

    Also in Heaven's Metal #26

    The Jet CircusStep on It1990AngelicaWalkin' in FaithChildhood3 Geeks and a Hippie1990Threshing SledgeApathetic Death1990Seventh AngelHeed the Warning1990Jeff ScheetzWoodpecker Stomp