Reviewed by Keith Singleton

Their style is somewhere in the Travis/Ocean Colour Scene/Manics and maybe even The Smiths kind of ball park. "Don't Say Nothing" and "The World Wants Me Dead" are very Morrissey sounding, but there is a nice balance between rockier and slower tracks. The music is very guitar, bass and drums sound, reminiscent of the bands I've already mentioned but there are keyboards in parts which do stand out a bit, but not to any great detriment. Tooth And Nail have never been about huge sales, more concerned with getting "fringe" bands onto the market. This is a well produced album and if any of the above bands are your preference, chances are you'll enjoy this.

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