Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Timeless chugging rock rhythms, with a little bit of a Rolling Stones groove, kick off this album with 'The Betrayal Of The Son Of Man' and considering the limitations of the production it's pretty effective. When Rolland gets to acoustic driven ballads like 'Don't Hold On' the effect is lessened. Another problem is that famed reggae drummer T Pot's kit is rather undermixed. But there's enough passion and grit on the best songs here to show that Rolland is a gifted grassroots muso. Hopeful this bright and breezy release is the start of bigger and better things.

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