Not classic Heep, but a strong hard rock album

Review Score: (6/10)
Abominog was the first album recorded by the "new" version of Uriah Heep after guitarist Mick Box singlehandedly rebuilt the band following the 1980 collapse. This effort does not quite sound like the Heep albums of the eighties, being full of glam and bombast, but is a solid effort nonetheless if you like well-done and polished hard rock. Indeed, most of the material is strong and the songs rock really well. However, the absence of the departed Ken Hensley and the reliance on cover versions for four of the album's ten tracks turn some hardcore fans off, as does the cheesy album cover.

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