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    Garlic Press #4/Tempestuous All
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    Tempestuous All

    Ponderings

    (1996)

    Reviewed by Unknown

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    Label independentGarlic Press #4September 1996
    industrialindustrial metal

    Wait a minute--didn't I review this last issue? Yes, but the final version differs enough from the original demo that I thought I'd update things a bit. A couple songs have been dropped, a couple added, a couple spruced up. The end product is more cohesive, more focussed. With the changes, Tempestuous All shuffles itself closer to a single genre--industrial metal--yet retains its originality of style. The two new tracks are quite aggressive and very good--"Thou Shalt Not Lie" is one of the coolest heavy industrial tracks I've heard in a long time. Very addictive stuff, well worth getting (still).

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