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    Heaven's Metal #29/The Keys

    The Keys

    [2-song demo]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #29January 1991
    post-punkpunk

    Here's a sample of some of The Key's rockin' tunes with a nice, clear mix. You can hear everything laid down here--which is a nice surprise in the custom tape world. The music is a little heavier than The Altar Boys and a little more serious than The Ramones. Cool stuff in a post-punk/post-modern vein. Lyrics like "I wish I could make you see what Jesus means to me/ I wish I could make you understand that Jesus is more than just another great man," (from "I Wish") seem to reveal an honest band with open hearts to the Lord. Cool, non-heavy stuff. For ordering info, write: Harris, 2492 De Voe Terr #51, Bronx NY 10468.

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