Temple" are taking my soul to such lofty heights. Simon Jeffes would be very proud I'm sure of what his son Arthur and his dazzlingly talented group have created here. Simply, listening to "A Matter Of Life" frequently induces the same amount of euphoria within me that the original Penguin Cafe Orchestra were so often capable of raising. I can think of no higher praise than that! Mr Soft Machine and Brendan have basically said all I want to say but thought I would chip in anyway. It is familiar to those who know the Penguin Cafe Orchestra - but also different as there are some new musical influences in there. I saw the Penguin Cafe in concert this week and it was fantastic. And lovely. Arthur Jeffes is a top bloke and was even a bit emotional at one point talking about his father. A nice group of people who all looked as though they were thoroughly enjoying themselves (apart from one of the ukelele players who was trying the moody look but just ended up looking bored!). My favourite tracks are the first two and Pale Peach Jukebox and Harry Piers (which Arthur wrote for his father's memorial service). But the whole album is really good