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    Heaven's Metal #16/Mad at the World
    Mad at the World — Flowers in the Rain cover

    Mad at the World

    Flowers in the Rain

    (1988)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    DiscogsApple Music
    Label Frontline RecordsHeaven's Metal #16May 1988
    alternative rockhard rock

    Speaking of non-metal artsy rock, Mad at the World is radical. Their second album finds them almost being a metal band. The electric guitar, turned all the way up here at times, was entirely absent from their previous effort. Check out cuts like: "Flowers in the Rain"; "Puppet Strings"; "Wait"; and "Dancing on Your Grave." Different stuff. I love it.

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