Reviewed by Alan Smith

Five piece female vocal, some of which is a bit dodgy. The production by Alan Weight (who also plays keys and bass) is laclustre and very ordinary, sometimes laboured, although Tommy Stankovic lifts some of it out of the mire with some very nutty rock guitar. Strangely, the a cappella tracks work best, the voices enjoying a kind of synergy in their sparseness. The lyrics don't redeem it much, coming across, as they do, rather like early '60s protest songs but with a hint of God's remedy, rather than placing the emphasis the other way round.

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