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    Eternal Decision

    Eternal Decision

    (1996)

    Reviewed by Josh Spencer

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    Label Cling RecordingsThe Phantom Tollbooth1997
    groove metalheavy metalspeed metalthrash metal

    This is probably the best Christian power/thrash metal out there right now. Great guitar tone. The vocals sometimes sound like Metallica and other times like a more subdued Pantera. The music is highly influenced by Master of Puppets/And Justice For All-era Metallica. In fact, they've achieved that sound better than any other band I've heard. I think every Christian metal fan would almost certainly dig these guys.

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    Dead Zine 1996Reviewed by D_ListerHere's something the Christian music scene has been doing without for far too long. Eternal Decision is playing a style of metal that the secular world has had for a long time, but with a serious Christian attitude. This music is very similar to bands like Corrosion of Conformity, Pantera, Testament or even Metallica (back when they had a good sound that is.) Now before you get all upset thinking…

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