Hebron
ResurrectionRecord Label: Misfortune Records
Review by Chris Fox
May 2009
These Fort Atkinson natives have outdone themselves with an album that will tear your face off and hand it back to you. Throw Slayer, Testament, and a touch of epicness from In Flames into a blender from hell and you have the sound of HEBRON. Relentless guitars and clanking thrash drums will keep even the most avid metal enthusiast on their toes. Showing off their broad metal influences with every track without losing their personal voice, HEBRON strives to find the darker reaches of the musical world. Riffy and in-your-face; the intensity of this album just builds until the title track, “Resurrection,” where time changes, double kicks, and a roaring voice will leave you out cold.
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Hey Guys
Never A big fan of that kind of music but! These guys are some of the best musicians I’ve ever been lucky enough to meet.The Frank Zappas Of the metal world.
Best of times are ahead, face it, it’s your time.
Mr B.