There's often a fine line between hard rock and heavy metal, but with Metal Church, there was never any doubt -- they were always very much a metal band. When major record companies were quick to sign faceless Warrant clones and Poison imitators, Metal Church stuck to its guns and never lost its integrity. After five or six years with Elektra, the headbangers moved to Epic with The Human Factor. Much of the writing is quite substantial, and Metal Church tackles social and political subjects with inspired results on songs ranging from "Date with Poverty" and "Flee From Reality" to "The Final Word" (which addresses the flag-burning controversy of 1991 and asserts that the U.S., whatever its faults, is still the best place to live). The Human Factor shows that Metal Church was an exciting band, and certainly one of substance. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
Metal Church (Arranger), Metal Church (Main Performer), Mark Dodson (Arranger), Mark Dodson (Producer), Mark Dodson (Engineer), Tom Fletcher (Mixing), Kirk Arrington (Group Member), Duke Erickson (Group Member), Kurdt Vanderhoof (Arranger), Craig Wells (Group Member), Christopher Austopchuk (Art Direction), Francesca Restrepo (Art Direction), John Marshall (Group Member), Max Alguiera (Photography), Mike Howe (Group Member)
