Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Lou has been turning out never less than interesting self-financed albums for a good few years now and as a gifted communicator of spiritual truth deserves all the encouragement going. For rock music palates Lou's pure toned voice may be a bit shrill and anaemic, but her songwriting and keyboard skills are unquestioned. Particularly outstanding is the title track, an incisive examination of the masks we put on, while the beautiful into of "Lord Of The Harvest" shows a musical gift that could thrill in any cathedral setting. For her followers, another worthwhile album.

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