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    HM Magazine #73/Lucid
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    Lucid

    Lucid

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

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    Label independentHM Magazine #73September 1998
    groove metalindustrial metalthrash metal

    With some metalized Brainchild tendencies, and vocals not unlike that of Sepultura, or even some of Argyle Park, Lucid's 12-song CD is full of pummeling Pantera-like riffs that throw your head back against the couch.

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