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    Dead Zine 2002/Shiloh

    Shiloh

    Shiloh

    Reviewed by Fletch

    Dead Zine2002
    hardcoremetalcore

    Did anybody happen to see a band at the Cornerstone impromptu stage called Figure Four? They were decent from what I remember. However, the thing I remember the most is the band Figure Four let another band play one song at the end of their set. That band was called Shiloh. As they took the stage, I was kind of skeptical due to the fact they had a girl in the band. That just added to the shock I received once they started playing. As soon as the vocalist began I was amazed. His entire body looked like it was going to explode as he screamed at the top of his lungs. Imagine Zao's vocals with less metal and more shrill intensity. The music is rather doomy and atmospheric. If you are looking for more music to satisfy the Zao fan in you, Shiloh is a great place to look.

    (Editor's Note: This review is of the band's 4-song demo, not their 1-song performance at C-Stone, Fletch just wanted to convey that after one song he was sold on buying their demo!)

    8/10

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