Reviewed by Mike Rimmer

Their previous album 'Lifeline' was largely country but sold by the juggernaut full in the USA ensuring this trio established a firm hold on radio and chart positions. Like Point Of Grace, 4Him and a host of similar sounding American outfits who do the business over there, we Brits seem immune to the charms of this faceless pop. Don't think this is going to be the one to break them here either, even though it contains all of PC&D's trademark vocal harmonies, seamless pop production, catchy tunes and straightforward lyrics. Shame really because this is a nice album with songs that are straight down the line declaring the faith of the band. Not bland, simply managing to avoid catching fire. If you like your pop safe and your lyrics sound, this will reassure your soul without setting you on fire. Me? I'm a tad disappointed, searching for something with a little more bite.

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