Reviewed by Tim Holden

Salford's Rivers & Robots continue their exploration of electronica-tinged indie folk rock worship music with the first album release on the new worship record label based in Brighton, Running Club Records. Having had an excursion into instrumental music, the band are back with 11 worship songs that stand out from the crowd with their mix of electronica and acoustic instrumentation and laid back vocals from singer/songwriter Jonathan Ogden. There is plenty of space in their style for the album to feel coherent but not for every track to sound the same and this is augmented by excellent use of vocal harmonies, especially in the opener "Dreams" and in "Brighter Than The Sun", a beautiful duet with Lucy Grimble. Those who have been following their journey so far will not be at all disappointed and for those who have not yet found these guys, this is a great place to start.

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