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    Heaven's Metal #35
    Heaven's Metal #35/Trust

    Trust

    [demo]

    Reviewed by Diane Miller

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #35May 1992
    hard rock

    This five-song cassette was pretty good. It started out with a big bang with "Modern Religion." It has some good crunchy guitar parts. The second song, "Your Love," also has some real heavy guitars all throughout the song. "Shot Down" is a really cool tune. After a couple of listens I jumped and started rockin' to it. And, yes, the tape would not have been complete if it weren't for the slow ballad with keyboards (my eyes lit up on this one). It had some really good crunchy guitar parts. I like this one quite a bit. The last song, "Won't Fade Away," put the finishing touches on the tape. It sort of reminded me of an old Triumph song. It's about how people make empty promises of not leaving each other, but in the end they go separate ways; and how God will always be there beside us. This was a really happening tape. I didn't like it at first, but decided to give it a chance and, after a few more times of listening to it, I really liked it. To order, send $7 to: Trust, PO Box 1163, Orangevale CA 95662.

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