Production is as expected for a home-made demo, and skill levels seem to be up to par for this genre. Much of this could be classified as arena rock, though I do hear quite a few modern influences here. Most lyrics are of the evangelical variety, and guitars groovy and crunchy. The tape needs help, but has a ton of potential.
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HM Magazine #73Reviewed by Willow DeLangeHolysmoke? Is this a sanctified brand of cigarettes? This is quite confusing for me, as I just quit. Ah well....music. The voice of Lisa Ginther has some similarities to that of Wendi Kaiser, just less raw. The lyrics are a bit corny at times, reminding me of the songs I used to sing in Sunday School. The guitar is pretty crunchy throughout the record, but gets a bit boring when you've come to…Similar sounding releases
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