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    Heaven's Metal #54
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    Three Thirteen

    Three Thirteen

    Reviewed by Mitch Roberts

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #54July/August 1995
    hard rock

    Man, this band is so scorching hot, their tape literally melted in my car. Actually, it was the sun, but it was well kind enough to send me another copy.

    This really is heavy duty music though. Very rhythmic, with the guitars being the main driving force behind the music. Vocals are legible and angry.

    The song "Breaking Point" is somewhat self explanatory, dealing with reaching your wit's end. "Revolution" starts off with silly sounding Indian chants and ends with authentic rain dance sounds. What are they talking about? Who knows? - but it was well done.

    Unfortunately, my copy of this demo only had two songs on it. It left me curious for more. Hopefully, there will be more in the future. For ordering info, write: John Helmig, 8 Twin Brook Ln., Bedford, NH 03110.

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