Reviewed by Edward Scott

A God-breathed ministry, a concept album and their best album for years to boot! Once again the Resurrection Band, or Rez to those who can't be bothered to say the full name, have produced the goods again with excellent results. The tracks that stand out are track 13, "Richest One", which has a hint of Clapton's "Knocking On Heaven's Door" running through it. Track nine, "Dark Carnival", a beautiful ballad track which has a sparkle of Marillon floating around. In the heavier side we have "On The Move", a gutsy track with powerful track riffs and heavy drum beats which will go down well with fans of heavy rock. If you don't like music like that then wear your ear plugs... This is a must for all Rez fans and I am sure that they will not be expressing grief (definition of lament) when they play this without their ear plugs...

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