Reviewed by Tony Cummings

The debut album had all the hype and hoohah. Now the big question? Does the sec-ond deliver? The answer is emphatically yes. American journalist Kathleen Ervin has observed "In this second project, Miller settles down into some fine songwriting -- good music that has little room for the all-too-frequent malady of Christian songwriting structure: conflict/confrontation/resolution - all in three verses and a chorus. Miller's songs speak of someone in recovery- from life, the past, from pain - and the songs dare to throw out questions, problems even hints at unspeakable experiences into the open." This soul stripped bare is in a setting of jangling guitar's (The Choir's Derri Daughterly much in evidence) with harmonies as diverse as Kelly Willard and Mark Heard adding touches of musical class while that eerily nasal voice glides and flows across rhythms sometimes '60's throwback, sometimes folk roots, and always perfect to bring the pain and poignancy from a great singing and songwriting talent. A brilliant album.