Reviewed by David Carter

Tipped by some to be about to break into the secular mainstream this torrid debut is gutsy, impassioned, noisily abrasive and pitched somewhere in the indie rock-meets-early U2 mould. Lyrics are straight for the jugular stuff (I loved "Some Love" with its howled pleas for compassion for the divorced, gay and abortion-seeker - how often do you hear that in a Christian song?) and though I didn't really go for the acoustic ballad title song everything else is superb tight rock with lashings of Andrew Pridsett's edgy guitar. All rockers should investigate.

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