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    Heaven's Metal #13/The Noiz Boyz

    The Noiz Boyz

    Neighborhood Rock

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #13July 1987
    heavy metalglam metal

    This band's name conjures up an image for me of a party band: a bunch of guys that like to ham it up and have a good time. That's just what they sound like too: a Poison or early Van Halen having a good time and getting their audiences to have fun too. This 5-song tape starts off with the guys foolin' around in the studio and then kicks in to five songs of really good metal. The production is muddy, which holds them back musically, but the fun still shines through. You can have it for $4.50. Make checks payable to: Robert Wells, PO Box 63043, Wetmore TX 78263. This band was only together for two weeks before this project, but, judging from the licks thrown in, these guys are musicians. You'll probably hear more from them in the future.

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