Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Back in August 2005 Cross Rhythms reported on the unlikely teaming of a Welsh subpop-style grunge band Cupboard with worship leader Sian Elson for events as Swansea's famed Zac's Place. Somehow though the album recorded a year before slipped through the Cross Rhythms review net - until now. In truth, it's a disappointment. The guitars twang and jangle rather than having the needed wall of sound while Sian's voice sounds shrill, the arrangements a tad clumsy and the songs, penned by Sian herself, not particularly memorable.

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