Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A very pleasant-on-the-ear set of wistfully melodic pop gospel songs from a Yorkshire band who've been together for 18 months and who have in Terry Gill an outstanding lead singer able to bring tremulous poignancy to his original songs, mainly ballads, presented here. What gives the album a sheen not always heard on low budget independent albums is a fine production from Richard Lacy (the Eden's Bridge man) and his billowing keyboard soundscapes. on the "Crossroads" opener, perfectly compliment Terry's haunting leads. Songs largely deal with personal explorations of God's love and are excellent. Clearly a band with the ability to warm many hearts.

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