Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

The ability to work in the stream of conscious is a skill that doesn’t get enough commendation, to set out and complete an idea without reworking it to the point where it becomes sterile for the performer is a devotion to the belief of human ingenuity and unquestionable imagination at our disposal.

To do so though in the arena where the live performance hangs on the outcome of limited rehearsal and utilising only the new product to showcase your proficiency and musical power is beyond commendable, it is to be admired throughout.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10

The sight of Red Skies as we look to the horizon inspires and can also leave us daunted by the spectacle of colour, we see patterns in the scene, we marvel at its intensity, we remember rhymes of childhood driven to think of the coming weather, and the phenomenon also stirs up feelings of another time, of distant thunders and noise that rained down destruction on the world in a time of despair and hate; it is to those images, of sublime beauty that inspires artist, to the knowledge that red skies can also be created by human ills, that we seek to explain with heartfelt peace in our soul.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

The image and sounds that exemplify the city of Birmingham are multiple and varied. The city of a thousand trades as the sign proudly once stated on the wall by the iconic Bull Ring, a place of memory from its homage to the fallen of the attacks by Nazi Germany in the Tree Of Life sculpture by Lorenzo Quinn and the effects of the modern landscape merging almost seamlessly with the old ideals and desires of those wishing to see the Midland’s centrepiece lauded worldwide.