The ministry rockers from the PacNW are back with a 7-song CD entitled, Another Day to Start Again. They have maintained their driving hard rock, and their aim is to juxtapose classic rock riffs with modern rock vocals and swanky/heavy grooves. They are talented musicians, but some more work on song writing could be in order. "Maskme" and "Runaway" are standout tracks despite areas of lapse in the former. They have some Creed, Third Day, and bar rock moments, and some really bright moments where they let their rock jam flow.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by John WilsonStrange Occurrence is a new band out of Seattle whose debut, Another Day To Start Again, contains some excellent straight-up rock. The band makes use of a strong sense of melody, without sacrificing the gritty vocals and guitars that will endear them to the rock crowd. On first listen, Strange Occurrence grabs your attention with a couple of radio-ready rockers, "Reach" and "Runaway." The latter…The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Mike RimmerThey were voted one of the top 25 unsigned bands in 7ball magazine in 2001. But not anymore since the band have signed with the small indie label Steelroots Records. From Charlotte, North Carolina, Strange Occurrence have released their debut label album with a view to securing mainstream and Christian market interest in the band's music. And so far so good! The opening salvo of "Sunrise" and the…
