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    Heaven's Metal #53/Vox Dei
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    Vox Dei

    Ciudad Distante

    (1995)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Glory Music GroupHeaven's Metal #53May/June 1995
    hard rockprogressive metal

    Want to brush up on your Spanish? Check out the new album by Vox Dei. This melodic hard rock outfit have written various styles in these nine cuts - the loudest of which are the blazing guitar solo instrumentals by Saul Aragon. Although this style has gone underground according to the "hip police," these guys do a pretty decent job, although they don't seem to have the vocals to pull off the several ballads they attempt. Quality sonics from Guatemala. To order, send $6 (cassette), or $12 (CD) to: Vox Dei, 7014 Blanco Pines Dr., Humble, TX 77346-5068.

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