by Keith FarleyLed off by "Fantasy," their biggest clubland hit in years, third album That Was Then, This Is Now presents a resurrected Ten City with both feet firmly planted in the world of mainstream house and dance-pop. There are plenty of uninhibited workouts for Byron Stingily's amazing voice on "The Way You Make Me Feel," "Love in a Day," and "What My Love Can Do," but signals of the end also come with the bittersweet productions on "Joy and Pain" and "When I'm Gone, I'm Gone." Despite the fact that it was their last, That Was Then, This Is Now is the best Ten City album since their debut five years earlier.