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    Heaven's Metal #42
    Heaven's Metal #42/Wickeds End
    Wickeds End — Temporal Pain cover

    Wickeds End

    Temporal Pain

    Reviewed by Jeff Gish

    Label Floppy Fish RecordsHeaven's Metal #42July/August 1993
    thrash metal

    Wow! What a sound. "Temporal Pain" is a great, 5-song EP recorded at the Neverland Studio. Wickeds End knocked out 9 songs in 10 hours, then mixed them down in 8 hours. Whew! This tape went by so quick that this reviewer found himself wishing for more, which I'm told is soon to come--a second EP project with two more songs is due out soon. "Temporal Pain" is a headbanging explosion from the start, with "Why This Talk" flowing smoothly into "End of Now," then finally finishing up with a killer instrumental called (appropriately enough) "Victory." Wickeds End is bound together by loyalty to one another and to the Word. Together they have produced five songs of faith and devotion with the right amount of thrash thrown in to get their message across. All this goes to prove that, with talent, ambition and God, a really big sound is possible. Good work guys. To order, send $6.00 (plus $1.50 postage) to: Floppy Fish Records, 1093 E. 9th St. #B, Upland CA 91786.

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