Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Ian Finch was a major creative component of Supervision and now, as a solo, shows he has a rosy future as an excellent singer/songwriter. I particularly liked "Prodigal", a haunting mid-tempo song where his keening vocal is an enigmatic song of loss and return ("Quality goes when truth disappears/And I wonder why I'm looking through tears") though the jangling pop of the title track and the moody, billowing "In The Wind" are memorable too. Production is quality too. I'd expected one-man-and-an-acoustic but these are excellent pop rock arrangements with plenty of Finchley's layered electric guitars to show he's still a bit of a UK axe hero. Expect to hear this on Cross Rhythms radio.

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