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    HM Magazine #109/Consecrator
    Consecrator — Image of Deception cover

    Consecrator

    Image of Deception

    (1992)

    Reviewed by Matt Morrow

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    Label independentHM Magazine #109September/October 2004
    death metalprogressive metalspeed metalthrash metal

    Remember Believer? I'm sure you do. Well, if you were crazy about Believer, you should definitely pick this disc up. Bombworks Records has re-released the old Consecrator demos and this is some absolutely killer thrash that will have you convinced that it was actually Believer recording under a different name. How this band never got signed to a huge label is beyond me. Fantastic stuff!

    Editors' ratings — Doug 3/5, David 3/5

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