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This album is exactly what you want if you enjoyed the previous release from the band '@ Reverend_Makers'. It is a continuation of that work and produces a set of interesting tracks which sound great. 'The Devil's Radio' and 'Different Train's' are stand out for me.If you haven't heard anything from the last album or this one and were a fan of the timeless 'State of Things' or 'A French Kiss In The Chaos' the sounds on this album may take time to adjust too.This album gives me good listening pleasure however I could never put it in the same category as 'State of Things'.It is definitely worth a purchase though and for anyone buying the vinyl it is a 180g black vinyl and it is not stated in the description but it includes a download card for an MP3 version of the album.

Another great album by the rev

Great new album from the Reverend, in terms of the overall quality of the songs I think it's the best so far. There isn't one that i consider weak which can't be said of the previous albums. Always liked their combination of indie, ska and dance beats, always good value for something fun to listen to. It's not massively high-brow or complicated but who cares? This is a good fun album with some superb catchy lyrics to get your teeth into.T

Had to download the album early on Monday as we were off to see them in Leeds on Tuesday , 5 new tracks included in the set which all dovetailed in nicely with the back catalogue , instantly likeable album , the Revarmy will love it .

Not their best album and similar to the last one but some more good tunes to enjoy if you've liked their previous work.

Great buy for anyone into rock. found that the one i bought had been signed from the band so a great surprise ! :)

excellent Sheffield group great sound and original songs

good but I don't think they will ever top there first album