Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A wince-inducing Christmas song first recorded in 1963 by Andy Williams and subsequently cut by Harry Connick Jr and Garth Brooks hardly seems like a suitable song for a Christian metal band. But then this female trio from Florida who also go by the name Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh have never been afraid to flout convention and this is such effervescent fun that you can forgive them recording such a cornball ditty, particularly when presented, as on this single, in such a punk-cum-metal concoction.

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