Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Out for a while and a review is long overdue as this is an outstanding hip hop set. My current favourites are the smouldering title track and the withering put down on the obscene distortions of the prosperity gospel "Satan Is A Liar". Wherever you look you'll find grooves that are satisfyingly phat and raps that make their spiritual points with unequivocal power. I love that chanted faith-building chorus "U Can Be"; the angry denouncement of the money-obsessed vanities of the hip hop world on "Brotha's In The Industry"; our man setting out the doctrine of the trinity with some sistahs singing the hook on "Trinity". Even the little drama interludes work. An outstanding set from a serious rhyme buster.

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