The Plague
Infected
Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt
This eleven-song custom tape delivers some truth on areas that could use some correction: the pulpits on tv; idol worship; and occult activity. The first song, "Spinning Me" sounds like a "Fox On The Run" rip-off (Remember that song?).
"Hell Machine" is a rap tune about people playing with evil that sounds like it incorporates the kazoo.
If you overlook the awful production, you can hear some creative music--maybe that's saying too much. You can hear music from people who aren't afraid to play whatever kind of music they want, achieving a post-modern (Oh no, that's the first time I've used that word in HM--ed) sound. This is a garage product with a garage sound. If you can forbear the low production quality, you'll receive a humorous treat of satire and biting criticism.
The cover art is funny. There's a sea of "smiley faces" with the number 666 on their foreheads. In the middle is the Infected mascot, Doug, sticking his tongue out in defiance.