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    Heaven's Metal #20/Torah
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    Torah

    Torah

    (1988)

    Reviewed by Caroline Knox

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    Label Precious Metal MusicHeaven's Metal #20July/August 1989
    heavy metalspeed metal

    Metal fans arise! This tape is for you! From start to finish, Torah holds fast to the metal tradition of pounding drums, heavy guitar, and piercing vocals. No flowery ballads here, folks. The cassette bursts forth with a tune in which they declare themselves to be "Rock & Roll Warriors", which is indeed what they are. Then, after "Dreams" and the cleverly titled "Don't Reign On My Parade", we hear the speed metal thrust of "Pray For The Children", which boldly states that "Satan and demons claim them as victims/ Trampled and tortured, twisted and torn." This four-song cassette would be an asset to any heavy metal fan's collection.

    Other coverage for this album

    Adonai Metal Rock #3Reviewed by Daniel BaillodTranslated from the original French This new WM band out of Illinois hits hard for a first demo of good heavy. "Rock And Roll Warriors" opens fire with a good track in the same line as "Soldiers Under Command" (STRYPER), riffs all the way. TORAH's female vocals are beefy, and recall, in certain respects, Nancy Jo Mann (BARNABAS). The only criticism on the subject of the vocals: the lack of…

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