The Telling now received commercial airplay, got a fair amount of distribution, and were declared one of the best albums of the year - "This is music with intelligence, the kind of album you listen to over and over because you're addicted to the sound and delighted by the poetic imagery." - Pulse Magazine. "Alternative pop rock at its best" - Boston Weekly. Soon after making their first video, Music West suddenly went under. In a brief, moment on the shelves, they still managed to sell an impressive 40,000 units. Despite the fact that Music West was an independent label, The Telling had struggled continually for artistic control. The collapse and ensuing legal difficulties took its toll. Sheri took refuge in writing and Don played drums for several projects, inc. "Watchful": - Amoeba.(Projekt) In time though, they returned to recording again, resolved to launch future product on their own label, In Praesenti. Their third CD, the compelling, "Glimmer Field" is their most ambitious effort yet, beginning with an adaptation of Edvard Grieg's "Norwegian Rustic March" weaving its way through the haunting "Flying Solo". An orchestral arrangement transforms the classic blues standard, "As The Years Go Passing By".Cinematic sounds underscore the epic 8 minute song poem "The Arrow Cries",which includes a Paute Indian chant.Sheri's heartwrenching vocals are enveloped throughout by beautiful cello work done by Harry Gilbert. Chris Tedesco contributes trumpet and fluglehorn. This is a headphone CD with long shadows and silver linings, ending with the exquisite "A Comedy Of Errors" perfectly summing up the spirit of The Telling"...look for a window where the wind never dies"..