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    HM Magazine #77/Through and Through/Subterfuge
    Through and Through / Subterfuge — Split cover

    Through and Through/Subterfuge

    Split

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Declaration RecordsHM Magazine #77May/June 1999
    hardcorehardcore punkmetalcore

    Here's some great tunes. Through and Through take more of a metalcore approach, with huge grooves and almost unblack vocals (but mostly hardcore screeching); while Subterfuge have roots in old school punk, albeit still pretty hardcore. I dig the power in T&T a little more, but both of these bands are solid and worth checking out. Kudos to Declaration Records for putting out this split CD.

    Other coverage for this album

    Dead Zine 2002Reviewed by FletchTo me, this cd showed me how much difference production can really make on a recording. I love the Through and Through track on Blessed Be This Killing, except the redundant, 40 second opening. The very same song is performed on this cd and I don't like it at all. Also, the T&T track from the Radiowaves & Gibberish compilation is on here, also poorly produced. To be honest, I think that this cd…

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