Zero to One
Zero to One
Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt
Oh my gosh! If you liked what you heard on last issue's Hard Music Sampler CD, then you'll have to get this 5-song slab of molten metal. Heaviness resides here a la black album Metallica. But don't think clone or rip-off. Think face-melting, stucco falling from the ceiling while listening metal. Good tones. Nice songs. Steady vocals. You must get this.
Other coverage for this album
HM Magazine #74Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovernPut your fist in the air. No really, do it. A few of these chuggin guitars could be similar to King's X tone-wise, while others would be more like the consistency of Full on the Mouth. Vocals would basically be a genuine modern rock style, with no sign of poserdom, and production is good for an indie project.Also in HM Magazine #76
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