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    Heaven's Metal #43/Slamcat
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    Slamcat

    Slamcat

    (1992)

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

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    Label independentHeaven's Metal #43September/October 1993
    funk metalgrungethrash metal

    Out of Tulsa, Oklahoma, comes Slamcat, a band that I've heard described as, "A mixture of thrash, grunge, and Red Hot Chili Peppers." I definitely agree with that! Even though there are four songs listed, for the most part, there are only three. "End of Tree" is just the band harmonizing. "Mr. Psycho" talks about how people felt about Jesus in His day. "Stupidest Things" talk about how Christians can disagree over anything. This band really has their act together. At one point during "Stupidest Things," I thought I was listening to Die Happy. Great guitar work by Janma "Chugga-Chugga" Fishback. Good release, with better production, this band could go places.

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