Reviewed by Don Palmer

These five guys hail from Vancouver, Canada and play a kind of bouncy modern pop in the vein of REM or even a poor version of Jars. The opener sets the standard for the first few tracks: bouncy pop, mainly acoustic-driven tunes. The vocals on these tracks are pleasant, without being stunning in any way, and the musicianship tight and competent. “You Gave Me Life” is probably the best track on the album. A midtempo rocker which reflects the separation of Christ from His Father, tied in with personal separations in life. “Three Fine Days” is also an intelligent upbeat tune. However they definitely live up to their name from track five onwards in my humble opinion. I found the remainder of the album eminently forgettable and the last track was just awful.

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