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Icy Hearts includes one of Steve’s favourite songs to perform: “Fire!” He performed this many times on stage as a solo artist using a Korg O1W Keyboard, Roland Electronic Drums and a Fender Strat – but not all at the same time! Lighting effects and smoke included!
Format: Icy Heart Album MP3 Download
Tracks:
- Fire!
- You Say
- Prisoner Of War
- The Picture’s Not Complete
- Short Story
- Robot Bomb
- Hi-Tec Holocaust
- Everywhere I Go
- Come Back Fighting
- Closing Time
- You Are My Sunshine (featuring “Tom”)
Line Up:
Tom Flashman (Aged nearly 3!) sings: “You Are My Sunshine.”
Review:
“Elder readers will recognise Steve’s name as one of the pioneering figures of British rock-gospel over the last decade, yet despite goodish albums down the years on Kingsway and Marshalls nothing prepared us for this, his best recording ever. With a diamond-bright rock production and some incisive song writing which leaps beyond standard evangelical sloganeering this is excellent music which transcends its limited recording budget. Buy this album and support Christian rock gospel.”
Tony Cummings, Music Journalist
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