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    HM Magazine #74/Zero to One
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    Zero to One

    Zero to One

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

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    Label independentHM Magazine #74November 1998
    hard rockheavy metalmodern rockthrash metal

    Put your fist in the air. No really, do it. A few of these chuggin guitars could be similar to King's X tone-wise, while others would be more like the consistency of Full on the Mouth. Vocals would basically be a genuine modern rock style, with no sign of poserdom, and production is good for an indie project.

    Other coverage for this album

    HM Magazine #76Reviewed by Doug Van PeltOh my gosh! If you liked what you heard on last issue's Hard Music Sampler CD, then you'll have to get this 5-song slab of molten metal. Heaviness resides here a la black album Metallica. But don't think clone or rip-off. Think face-melting, stucco falling from the ceiling while listening metal. Good tones. Nice songs. Steady vocals. You must get this.

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