Are you ready to suffer a bad neck injury? Well you better be--nine of the heaviest, and best unsigned bands come together on one CD! You'll be bangin' your head till the day the Lord comes back!
It starts off with Thresher's "My Reality," a Metallica type tune that will get the adrenaline pumping through your veins. It has some great solos; it shows how much this band deserves to be signed. Mortal Enemy kicks in next, with a deathly tune called "Exodus of Life," a very brutal song. The lyrics can be found pretty morbid at times, their lyrics slightly reminiscent of The Rising's lyrical concept of morbid lyrics in Christian music.
Up next is a very cool funk band called Dodavahu--don't ask me what it means. I don't know who to compare this band to, maybe a little Primus influence. Consecrator's "Free from Death," pops up in here, with their usual thrash overtones, and powerful vocal approach.
The very powerful thrash band The Unknown is up next. I could listen to these guys forever. Their very creative vocal style is great. Abhor Evil, a crazy funk band that sounds similar to Dig Hay Zoose, enters next. The song "Zong Zong" talks about a guy on the verge of suicide who solves his problem by finding God.
With three other bands Hot Pink Turtle, Sardonyx, and Immortal, this album can kick some great tunes; it's the greatest compilation I've ever heard.
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Heaven's Metal #36Reviewed by Doug Van PeltThis bright idea sampler (to release nine of the hottest underground Metal tunes) is a very hot collection of Thrash-o-matic/Alternative vibration Rock 'n' Roll ear salad. Thresher starts things off with a mean and beefy Metallica-like power thrasher called "My Reality." If the band's prior exposure on the Underground Metal 2 album years ago didn't win them fans, this tune surely will. Vocally,…
