Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A two-man duo from Sheffield which is built around the voice and songs of Harry Steele. Harry has excellent vocal style, an earthily expressive voice with affecting ascents into falsetto. He plays acoustic guitar while fellow band member plays percussion. With such a stripped down sound there's particular focus on the songs and they're rather good - "Moments" is a series of youthful images - the winter's first snow, losing 16-nil at football, the day the singer met the Lord. "Blood Of The Innocent" is a telling look at the power of Jesus' passion and there are two more good songs well sung as well.

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