Everyone has their own ‘subjective’ map of the world. It represents what goes on around us, what things mean to us and what we believe and feel about them – our perceptions, or what we understand as experience or reality.

All this map making goes on in our minds as we try to understand the world we live in. Every persons map differs, you have the right to change your mind, none of us sees things as reality.

The map (our subjective, limited perception) is the territory (of reality).

‘A shameless pop record of refined skill and song writing of a very high calibre’ – Demorama

‘A serious adult pop album, incense and jangling guitars run riot over glorious and generous slices of modern life and karma’ – Dig This Real

‘Distinctly British, distinctly good’ – Music Korner

‘This album has that certain something, a magic that breathes life into your senses and takes you deep into your memories’ – Impact Press

‘A piece of another decade, 1966 meets 2006, an inspirational listening experience that will take you back to another time’ – NY Music Review

‘Psychedelic power pop, dark undertones in a silky jingle-jangle coating, certainly unusual, devilishly catchy’ – LA Times

‘Wonderfully British pop music, a triumph’ – Drumbeat

 Track Listing

1. Alright
2. Beautiful
3. Under Blue Skies
4. City Lights
5. Old Tricks
6. One In A Million
7. Mystery Girl
8. Wish You Were Here
9. A Song For Someone
10. Secrets