Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Those of you who know your metal/rock will recount in true anorak fashion that this band used to be Gethsemane Rose, for many years the carriers of the tag "Britain's leading Christian metal team". Well, they're back with a vengeance and their name change and move into the secular arena doesn't mean that they've pulled back on the spiritual messages or wimped out on their sound. They still play with a tough, leering aggression, they still attack axe solos with frenzy and aplomb and they still have an unerring ability to find hooks which stay in the old grey matter. If your tastes veer to the heavier end of rock music get your money off to hear these Bristol masters of gritty, cathartic rock noise.

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