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    Heaven's Metal #17/The Awakening
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    The Awakening

    Into Thy Hands

    (1988)

    Reviewed by Maury Millican

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    Label Reunion RecordsHeaven's Metal #17July 1988
    arena rockhard rockprogressive rock

    You're gonna love Into Thy Hands. If you like aggressive, power rock, you're gonna love Into Thy Hands. If you like hi-tenor, crystal-clear lead vocals, choir-like BGVs, energetic and surprising rhythms, and innovative guitar work, you're gonna love Into Thy Hands. If you like Yes (especially 90125 and The Big Generator), you're gonna love Into Thy Hands. The Awakening delivers! Outstanding vocals! Masterful guitar sounds and techniques! (a la Phil Keaggy and Trevor Rabin). Tight rhythm section! Hot production! And what's this? A message?! That's right, a band with a relevant, moving message for the 80's: Commit your life into God's hands and you'll find unending satisfaction, joy, and peace - A message expressed in ways that move cold, tired hearts. This is the most inspiring project I've heard in years! Finally, the drought is over. You're gonna love Into Thy Hands.

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