Don't You Leave Us Halfway is exquisitely understated. Still, right now I'm preferring to be ravished by What The Future Holds, Something In My Ass, To The Beat of My Heart and To The One. The rest was fine. No major notables on first snippet listens: Claire's keep your head in the fridge/Clouds a fine album track; fair to middling Father's Eyes is an absent one; One Touch is more of a restraining order and seems to feed off Scared of the Dark, with touches of Alcazar where it needs a grope; Heartbreak does kickstart a fleeting hot flush of their vintage energy, with Lisa and H serving a delicious verse; Come and Dance With Me sounds like it could have been the b-side to Summer of Love and Lee sounds about as in the moment as someone shaking their protein shake; and the Gary Barlow moment at the end is just padding. So about 5 new gay dimensions and decent filler. Good enough job Steps.