Part of the Sacred Steel movement, (most of whom are related) put pedal steel at the front of their . But unlike contemporaries like , there's a slight and unusual tinge to their -y sound, making them sound, at times, a little like circa 1973-74, as they show on They're all fiery players, but it's , the pedal steel man, who's the standout, with a seemingly endless bag of tricks and licks, although he can lay back and let the melody work, too, as he does on While he takes the spotlight, everyone contributes, from guitarist (not to be confused with the bloke from ), and singers and , who each bring different qualities to the music. The rhythm section is rock-steady, but the band rocks the house like no one's business. A fabulous record from a band that's going to be heard more and more. ~ Chris Nickson