Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Without the merest hint of the TV word, Spring Harvest (and our wise ol' friends at ICC) have given youth a REAL alternative to the Spring Harvest Main Tent worship style, with a deft mix of grungey full throttle rock-praise and some nice acoustic based roots tinged worship and a few other styles besides. My white label doesn't sport credits but any Split Level fan would recognise Adrian Thompson a mile off, while the same can be said of AOR buffs for Johnny Markin and roots fans for Sammy Horner. My favourite cuts at the moment are the gentle Sue Rinaldi worship ballad "To Your Majesty" where a sister sings with gentle simplicity against a lovely cello (good sample lads) and Sammy Homer's "I Declare" which leaves the version of 'Celtic Praise' for dead. Great stuff everybody...now let's all praise God.

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