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Fn'Shi Project 86 Drawing Black Lines CD courtesy of Atlantic Records Project 86. a Christian “rapeore” hand, has been compared to Rage Against the Machine and the Deftones by the music magazine Rolling Stone. Listening to the hand's latest ef fort. Drawing Black Lines, not only brings to mind Rage and Deftones but also 311 and Korn. The band imitates 31 l’s wavy background vocals and Korn's “does n't it sound like I'm shouting into a tin can” vocals. But herein lies the problem with the CD — Project 86 does not seem to have an original bone in its thrashing, screaming body. According to CMJNew Music Re port, “[LJven the band admits that it’s ‘doing a different take on so that's already been done. While the musicians arest music seems more conducik performance, where one can® the music and perhaps would readily notice Project86T offs of other band’s signal® Project 86 may betheciff sw eetened, decaffeinated cup* people who like Rage’s sound could do without all theswean? it Slightly Miffed at the Mack' while the hand’s honesty is id as they should know, stealing 1 (Grade: D) tj *1 tj *, j K] - j »1 ft] *1 ft] «] >] ft * # u v\ oY S iude-yy/ -the other^education for- recognized student orgnnizntions “jRassing; the Baton of Leaders hip” Thursday, April 27 Cieneral Session 7-8:15 p.m. Rudder 601 Introduction to Officer Success; ‘‘Passing the Oaton of leadership' featuring Or. Kevin Jackson Interest Sessions 8:30 - 9:30 p.m. F'undruising und Advertising PlSCSll VVorlcs hopeful fills neciult-eftTnieut) Risk. IVIjanagenient Issues IVfedia TVaiinlng iil»l stuact.tumu.edu Congratulations Graduating Seniors! 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