HEAVY
CROSS
'Street
Wolf' 7' EP
(Hells
Headbangers)
The '80s
are back upon us - the days of denim and leather, big motorcycles,
big boobed chicks and pre-AIDS promiscuity, or at least that's what
Heavy Cross want us to believe. And they're doing their job rather
convincingly, as both songs on this 7" sound like they've been
written 30 years ago, make of that what you will. "Speed
Wolf", with its faster pace and more raw nerve is my pick for
the (nearly) ultimate party metal song, some catchy guitars there and
memorable choruses to warm your metal heart between two sips of the
infamous Old No.7. "Red Light Woman" is more of a
traditional rock 'n roller and mid-tempo, with the melodic guitars
being the best part of the tune. Fans of NWOBHM and more recent bands
such as Zuul or Convent Guilt need pay attention to the debut
offering of Heavy Cross. This EP is some quality jolly affair, after all. [7]
(Vladimir Petrov)
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