Reviewed by Trevor Kirk

A rather unmemorable album of pop fare from this seven person combo (I say person because of the presence of two ladies in the line up). The main failing is a lack of decent material, the production is competent and the singing and playing is fair to middling. There's not really much more I can say - nothing outstanding, either good or bad; I suppose "ordinary" might best sum it up.

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