London based member Terry Munday has written, recorded, performed and produced this album of guitar instrumentals which perfectly represent his  considerable skill as a guitarist and arranger. 'Deliverance' exemplifies his skill in shifting from funky clean rhythms to harmonic and masterfully constructed solos. Perfect for fans of lead guitar who prefer their six string heroes to stay on the melodic side of the genre.
Keith Ames, Musician: The journal of the Musicians' Union. December 2004
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Let’s see – last time I reviewed the work of Mr Munday I said. “Mixing up the various vibes of rock, blues and Latin, but tying it down with a traditional melodic sensibility, makes this an absolute peach of a CD, twisting and turning at every opportunity leaving you wondering where you'll end up next. Fortunately, it's always somewhere interesting. If the term guitar virtuoso leaves you cold, I suggest you shun your prejudices and give this a damn good listening.” And I was right – but then I usually am! This release is more of the same, fluid, melodic guitar lines, interspersed with atmospheric, neu-ambient moments, in places Steve Hackett in sound and feel. There is the occasional funky moment when the rhythms lock together, especially on my favourite “In Search Of The Human Zone”. It’s amazing how much you don’t miss vocals when the instrumental work is as compelling as this. Other highlights include the electronica meets Indian vibe of “Behind The Veil Of Ignorance”, but there’s something here for every mood. Unless you happen to be a berserker in which case may I suggest the new GWAR album. The guitars take a step back on “Trans-Global City Life”, which is a funky piano number, before it all closes down with the elegance of “Deep Blue Sea”. Another excellent release, and one which deserves a wider audience.
Zeitgeist, January 2005
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What's hot and tasty and satisfies fully? Spicy Vegetable soup? Nope, it's Terry Munday's "The Human Zone" which is the third CD from this talented British guitarist/composer. He's drawing out solid ideas, atmospheres and melodies and killing me with these burning, gorgeous leads. I am putting it in my pile as one of the best independent CDs of 2004. Do yourself a favor, don't wait, get it now! You won't stay hungry long!
Don Campau, "No Pigeonholes" KKUP 91.5FM in the San Francisco Bay Area, November 2004
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An all instrumental guitar album, Terry Munday is obviously influenced by such maestros as Steve Vai and Patrick Rondat, and has put together an album of guitar music. Ranging from almost chilled out music to more rockier numbers, Munday is a very talented and versatile performer.......it's full of great ideas, and there are some superb riffs and great performance and production on the material.
James Turner, Rock Society, October 2004
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