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    Heaven's Metal #39
    Heaven's Metal #39/Thunder Child

    Thunder Child

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #39January/February 1993
    power metal

    This Dallas-based band, who used to be known as R.O.C.K., play a straight-ahead form of power metal. A dying genre, right? Wrong! These guys play it so well and with enough melody and feeling to breathe new life into this tried and true sub-genre of a genre. The first cut here, "The King," is a great worship (at full volume) tune, with declaratory lyrics of "He's the Messiah/He's the King." Great stuff! "Borrowed Time" is another rippin' tune with choice guitar riffs. These guys are good musicians and all these four songs show it. For ordering info, write: Ken Kelly, 710 Simmons, Euless TX 76040.

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