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    HM Magazine #92/Space in Your Face
    Space in Your Face — The True Essence Of Life cover

    Space in Your Face

    The True Essence Of Life

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Ugly RecordsHM Magazine #92November/December 2001
    alternative metalgroove metalnu metalrapcore

    This funky fresh 'n' heavy band from France is back with its first full-length recording on Ugly Records. The production is great, showing off diverse guitar tones and the force of the rhythm section (2 guitars, bass and drums) and the nuances that an occasional offbeat or progressive fill offers when the band shows discretion in its song writing. Pleasant vocals trade off between melody and painful screaming. A tune like "Brainwashed," for instance, could almost fit on the new P.O.D. album. Don't mistake either band for rapcore, however. Space In Your Face is progressive metal.

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    Art for the Ears 2001Reviewed by Marco PovervestMusic for the Korn/Limp Bizkit generation. Space In Your Face is a hard music band from France, the last place on earth where you would expect this sort of music to come from. I thought the French people were still into chansons. However, this band proves that there's either hope or that my presumptions are wrong. The music is groovy and has both rap like vocals as screams. The riffs plod heavy…

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