With a length of 55 minutes one can hardly speak of a demo and with only eight songs on it, one can guess that some tracks are taking some time. That is the problem with some of the tracks of Death Heaven: some of the songs are simply too long to keep your attention. When a few songs would be shorter, they would have more power. It is not that the tracks have a lack of variation, on the contrary. Sometimes even that is too much.

 

The eight tracks are technical death metal with some blasting beats and some thrash. “Nuclear Death” is one of the examples; one can hear the variation within a track. There are some interesting parts and some parts that one gets bored from. The fourth track, “The Cannibal Of Milwaukee” is clocking more then nine minutes. Unfortunately, this track is not that interesting for the whole time. On the other hand, the track “Sunday Of War” last over ten minutes, but somehow this track is much interesting due to the better composition and guitar riffs.

 

Coming to a conclusion, I would say that this demo has two faces. Enough interesting music, but due to the long duration of the tracks, the songs looses their impact and catchiness. Some songs are over before you notice and others are taking ages. With a better time schedule, this demo would have been much better.