12 songs ranging from techno-pop to techno/industrial/thrash. I like some more than others, like the heavy ones that Kurt Bachman (Believer) plays on--"Die To Myself", "New Way", "Fear & Trembling". On the more pop side I like the tunes of "Babylon USA": "Love", "Pain", "Truth", "Fire"; "Cybervision", "Learning To Fly" & "In A Mirror Dimly". Lot's o' sampling from lots of movies & homemade ones as well. There's a story written with the songs, I'm not gonna tell you what it's about because you should find out for yourself. There are 2 bonuses to this release: #1-This is the first thing put out by Wonderland I really liked & #2-My friend Dave Palmer had a hand in this, so buy it or it's time to die!
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Heaven's Metal #38Reviewed by Doug Van PeltBoy, I'm glad I was in a good mood the week I reviewed this and two other industrial projects. This kind of music takes a certain attitude to listen to--otherwise it'll give you a headache the size of Manhattan (I sound like a parent, but it's true!). This is a concept album, carrying a theme of "personal, societal and corporate revolution," in which the main character, embracing technology, but…Syndicate Nov/Dec 1992Reviewed by Dan MacIntoshWith these four new releases to review, it would appear that Christian music has entered the industrial revolution. Industrial music is now all the rage in alternative circles, and I'm happier than James Brown to see Christians in the ring so soon. Industrial music has changed a bit since I first saw Test Department banging hammers and "playing" drills back in the mid-eighties. With the pop…
