Well. That's the last time I get a CD without first listening to it. Why'd I get this? Well, first off, the title North of Hell sounded like a play on Slayer's South of Heaven, and I couldn't find anything or anyone to give me a general idea what this CD was like. Let this review serve as a warning for those seeking heavy Christian tunage- avoid this one. Get this only if you consider Petra to be the pinnacle of heavy Christian rock. I shouldn't complain too much, I really didn't pay anything for this CD, and I was in need of a new coaster. They got a rating of 2 for at least releasing a CD. Other than that, pass.
2/10
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