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    Heaven's Metal #40/Teflon Brain
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    Teflon Brain

    Deeply Symbolic

    Reviewed by Jeff Lott

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #40March/April 1993
    heavy metalthrash metal

    This four-member band from Wichita, Kansas is so full of talent it's amazing! "Deeply Symbolic" is a three-song tape full of diversity. The first song, Underwear of Joy, is a groovin' tune about how Christians are notorious for forgetting the joy of salvation. "Now I may be out of line here, bud, but it doesn't seem to me/That boredom's a requirement for life eternally!" Song number two, Waldorf Casserole, is a very metallic instrumental, while Final Void is a serious tune about rejecting Christ and committing suicide. This song starts mellow and ends thrashin' away. Great band! What more can I say? If you love a variety of music, then you'll love Teflon Brain!

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