MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Us

Review by Dawn

Bleating sheep, shipping forecasts and choirboys... it could only be the return of Mull's favourite son, Colin MacIntyre. It's a more overtly personal album than his debut effort, Loss, with less character-based tales and, according to Colin, 'more about me', but fear not; the traditional, irresistible melodies and adorable choruses remain, as do the wonderfully-titled songs such as Minister for Genetics and Insurance MP. Recent single The Final Arrears gave a good indication of the delights on offer here and, as his website proudly proclaims, Colin's not-so-secret society is getting bigger all the time.

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