Thoroughly enjoying this - one of Andrew's strongest. Wide, thought-provoking range of subject matter, with great instrumentation throughout - loving the full band treatment - and a first class production job from Iain Hutchison.

A few contenders for favourite track, but the driving rocker "Madeleine" takes it fairly easily in the end - a compelling narrative matched nicely to the dynamics of the song, and the Bee Gees line was a brilliant "wait, what?... Oh..." moment on first listen.

A fantastic fusion of Andrew's poppier tunes and some lovely synth sounds from his ambient stuff. This feels like one of his most coherent records - in that all the songs fit well together and the album flow really works well.

Particularly enjoying Nickajack (the music, and lyrics that are close to home at the moment), Culnakirk Hill (familiar subject matter as we embark on faith discovery with our nearly-5-year-old who just wants lots of Right Answers), and the jam out of Sugar Coat.