If you're going to do what's already been done to death, at least put your own stamp on it and make it your own - expand the sound and incorporate as much as you can to make it different than the others already out there. Reveille, however, does none of this. They borrow and steal from all the bands the rest of the pack is grabbing their sound from.

Laced is a heavy, loud, explosive album that has the same rap-metal vocals as the rest; things get soft as the vocals spit out the words before the metal hammer comes slamming down and the shotgun firing, rap vocals come spewing out. It is predictable and angst-ridden enough for the mindless masses to sink their claws into. It's so unoriginal it just may fly. I'll give it an F.

Reubens Accomplice: The Bull, The Balloon and The Family

Reverend Glasseye: Happy End and Begin

[Issue Thirty-One // June 2000]