Reviewed by Mike Rimmer

Clark is a young upcoming worship leader in the Ground Level network of churches and this is his second album. The first was an excellent stripped down acoustic affair but this time around Clark has decided to plug in his electric guitar! Consequently the sound of the album sits neatly alongside recent releases by the likes of Paul Oakley and Martin Layzell in a post Britpop fashion with upbeat guitar driven anthems and some more mellow worship ballads. The extra energy levels pay off to create an album which is strong on melody and inspiration. These are worship songs for a Soul Survivor generation to embrace God more closely and Graeme is clearly talented. From the drifting beauty of "Worthy Is The King" through the rock'n'roll worship of "Rejoice" and the rampant "Glorious King" to the piano closer "Pour Your Love", this is a satisfying ride.

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