There's a Storm Coming

Great, great great. I can't believe they broke up two days after I bought the CD. They really needed to keep this going because they have (had) something special. OH well. I hope I don't have to wait another 10 years for a band to put out something this good.

Awesome AOR/hard rock. Similar to Winger. Best of it's style in years!

Fantastic music......you cannot go wrong!

Great album!

This is the album "Harem Scarem 13" should have been returning back to form. Pete's Pete Godfrey (vox) summons the Kip Winger gods, especially in the 2 harder MHR tracks "Radio" and "Bitter end". Surprised these middle age rockers never struck gold back in the day (80's), as they have been in a handful of bands. Tony Marshall, from bands PRIDE and VAUGHN, Pete Newdeck, of EDEN’S CURSE and TAINTED NATION. The band is pretty versatile in bouncing back and forth between MHR to AOR territory, in fact that's my only complaint is I would have liked to hear a few more harder edge tracks, and trim down the ballads. Minor complaint as this release is hooks & harmonies R US with that 80's “wall of sound” that kept me coming back for repeated listens.

This album is getting rave reviews and these are deserved. Whilst In Faith have claimed to be a studio project only and have no plans to tour it's a shame these songs won't get an airing live as I'm sure people will take the band to their hearts.Every track on this CD is good. There's certainly no fillers which points to a band that has taken time to develop these songs and make sure the album flows well and doesn't outstay it's welcome.First track Radio is a great opener, the band throwing everything against the wall to make sure this song sound BIG and it does. There's everything in this track from Def Leppard style backing vocals, Winger style progressive parts and enough power to make H.E.A.T.'s ears prick to attention.If there is a downside to the record, it's that each track kind of sounds like someone else, especially vocally. The slower numbers come across like Jon Bon Jovi, the rockier tracks like Kip Winger and if anyone knows what Phil Collen (DL guitarist and Manraze vocalist) sounds like that gruff but melodic vocal tone is there throughout. By hey, no big thing as I'm a fan of all the above bands and to be fair the guys ages in In Faith are no spring chickens. Having said that, if you didn't know what they looked like, you'd say this was another new band that will give H.E.A.T, Eclipse, Work Of Art and W.E.T a run for their money.And what's even nicer? They're British!Definately worth purchasing and will be a staple of my car stereo come summertime!

Wow, 5 stars is not enough to rate this album. It encapsulates everything I love about this style of music. Amazing musicianship, great songwriting and songs that stick in your head after first hearing them. Pete Godfrey's vocals are superb, where has this man been all these years? Tony Marshall's guitars are stunning and Pete Newdeck is his usual powerful self on drums. Every song is a master class in Melodic Hard Rock and not one track is filler. It should have been released in the early summer as it is a perfect album for warm summer nights. Buy this CD you will not be disappointed. It is the best album of 2014 so far. Even after the brilliant releases from H.e.a.t, Vega and Work Of Art! A totally stunning debut. You better make sure everything is nailed down, there truly is a storm coming!

No reaching for the skip button throughout the entire album. Melodic hard rock, with a few noticeable hits singles mixed in.Check them out on youtube if your curious. But really this album is one of the best I've heard in while. Shame, there isn't a follow up album.

Great debut CD from one of the finest AOR britsh bands of the new century. Excellent

Nice new melodic rock album. A very good listen and shame they ended before they got started really it appears!