Originally intended for Carolans' first solo album, the recording of the songs spanned more than a year and they were eventually released as two cassette EP's; "Inbalance", issued in 1988 and "River Of Promises" issued in 1989. The decision was partially driven by the extended time spent recording and the desire to get something released. But the

Originally intended for Carolans' first solo album, the recording of the songs spanned more than a year and they were eventually released as two cassette EP's; "Inbalance", issued in 1988 and "River Of Promises" issued in 1989. The decision was partially driven by the extended time spent recording and the desire to get something released. But the extended time also made the two batches of songs different enough to seem less cohesive as an album, and more appropriate as two EP's.

While doing little to further Terry's efforts in the States, the EP's were well received in Europe, particularly England, Scotland, Belgium and Italy.

This album highlights the more rock-ish side of Terry's songwriting and combines both EP's. All songs are remastered and punchier than was possible on the original cassettes.