It starts with a fairly low key instrumental warm-up which segues into ‘Hurricane’, the lead single. As you’d expect from a first single, it’s a reasonably upbeat anthemic number, and certainly one of the stronger tracks from the album. The next couple of tracks continue in a reasonably similar vein, livened up by some great drumming. In the middle of the album comes ‘The Outsiders’, the core of the record. Again, it’s a fairly unassuming track, but nicely produced, with some good harmonies.
The trouble with this album, is that second half doesn’t really offer anything new. The first six tracks make a good lesson, the next five are all fine as they are, but there’s nothing that really stands out. As such, the album drifts to a vaguely unsatisfying end, which is shame after its promising beginning.
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