Reviewed by Lins Honeyman

With the aim of transporting you to a place of peace and tranquility, this three disc release taps into the mood music market with over two and a half hours of atmospheric material split into the categories of reflective piano, reflective guitar and reflective piano and sax. Whilst Eric Nordhoff (piano), James Oliver (guitar) and Jason Rae and Mark Wiseman (saxes) are undoubtedly skilled in their chosen instruments, this is a regrettably mechanical and nondescript affair which lacks variety. Passionless covers of more familiar songs such as Darlene Zschech's "The Potter's Hand", "Our God Reigns" by Delirious? and Brenton Brown's "All Who Are Thirsty" fail to salvage a collection which amounts to nothing more than Christian lift music.

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