On their debut album they hijack early 60s Memphis and Detroit RnB numbers and twist them, in alignment with Roman Aul's originals, into little 2 and a half minute soap operas that plea for salvation on this journey to paradise. If it's their captivating approach to classics such as "Wade In The Water" or "Baby Don't You Weep" (original by FRED BRIDGES), or breathtaking one-of-a-kind tunes like "Confusion, Trouble and Despair" or "Chains Of Time" that sound both exciting and elaborate, almost like a brilliant version of NICK WATERHOUSE that meets JAMES HUNTER SIX. You'll have no choice but to fall in love with this album from the start!