This four-song demo gets the Van Halen sound-alike award of the month. While the quality of the tape is still lacking, flashy guitars are the strong point of the project. Allegiance delivers a hard-driving, club-rock sound which ought to do well in original-music venues. Lyrics are sometimes trite, sometimes creative. Overall, Allegiance needs to determine what they're really trying to say in their songs. Despite the fact that there are only four songs on the tape, they are all real, real, real long. So, you get your money's worth.
Other coverage for this album
Heaven's Metal #21Reviewed by Doug Van PeltOh my gosh! I've been listening to demos all day...and here's one that's screaming through the speakers!!! "The Only One" begins this 4-song tape with a bang. The production is professional, with plenty of clarity. The guitars are nice and prominent in the mix, as are the vocals and drums. This is commercial/pop metal with crunchin' and wailing guitars and gang choruses. "One Of A Kind" doesn't…Similar sounding releases
2000Michael KnottBomb Bay Babies Volume 1
1997Joint HeirsRenaissance
1989AmethystAmethyst
1990UndercoverBalance of Power
1989RetraceRetrace Live!
1991TraxterRock 'N Race
