Album Review: Wolfsbane, "Massive Noise Injection"

Fuelled by the frustrations of a thousand music biz hassles Wolfsbane deposited all their aggression on the audience of London's Marquee Club, and recorded the holocaust that is this live album.

Massive Noise Injection is Wolfsbane's v-sign to the company that dissipated all their power and energy on previous releases. It's a record that sees the band stripped naked and unashamed. The finale of Manhunt, Money To Burn, Paint The Town Red, and Wild Thing are terrifyingly intense.

What we have here are 13 immense heavy metal classics that prove that vocalist Blaze Bayley posesses the largest testicles in rock!

Grade B+

Joe Mackett
Riff Raff
July 1993

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