"There are a few acts I am unwilling to perform in public. Near the top of the list is falling to my knees, raising my hands to heaven, and crying like a redeemed sinner. Luckily I was on my own when I first heard Soulsavers. From that moment on I adopted the role of travelling medic, administering Soulsaver medicine whenever and wherever I could. Believe me brothers and sisters; I was not once chased out of town. Soulsavers ain't no snake oil, it's righteous medicine." Andrew Weatherall

Northern England duo Soulsavers (Rich Machin, Ian Glover) follow up their critically acclaimed debut, 'Tough Guys Don't Dance', with 'It's Not How Far You Fall, It's The Way You Land.' This time round they have joined up with Mark Lanegan who provides vocals on eight songs. Three years in the making, the album also features cameo performances by Will Oldham and Jimi Goodwin (Doves). It's an eclectic recording, a unique mix of hip-hop, rock, country, soul & gospel. And it is amazing. We have found it hard to get past first track 'Revival', it's that good. But when you do, there's more & more & more to take from every listen. It is as close to a religious experience as we reckon you'll hear in a long time.