Reviewed by Tony Cummings

I've lost count of how many voice-only albums producer Keith Lancaster has had out in the period since Glad first unearthed the huge US market for unaccompanied singing. But this is not without interest, particularly as this is Acappella's most successful ever album. The opener "Only Truth" is indeed very catchy. But after three or four songs harmony fatigue and some dull material (always the problem with Lancaster productions) sets in. OK but hardly riveting.

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