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Of all the old-school throwback records to come out over the past 15 years, Hellfueled’s debut stood alone in its evocation of Blizzard of Ozz: plenty of outfits were all about remaking Ride the Lightning or Master of Reality, but this Swedish act seemed to be the only one that referenced Ozzy’s early solo work. “Let Me Out” didn’t exactly recall “Over the Mountain”, but its driving momentum and good cheer quickly and fondly brought to mind the carefree spirit of the Ozzman’s albums with Randy Rhoads.  Andy Alkman’s vocals were a dead ringer to Ozzy in his warbling prime, and gave the tune a loose and charming feel.  “Let Me Out” was a throwback in the best possible way, perfectly embodying the high-flying and unpretentious fun that marked heavy metal just before it became truly aware of itself.

Two appearances for "Patient Number 9" and "People" magazine

(One of my favorites btw)

I love weird critters. Ozzy too.