Armitage Shanks swapped their Grammy award winning studio Toe Rag, for the magical ears of Jerry Desmonde and Jim Riley at Medway's mighty Ranscombe Studios, in order to save time and petrol. The fifty tracks recorded that day were then held back awaiting the fifth wave punk revival. But with Uncle Johns running the world, time is tight and the time is right. Six studio albums, thirteen singles, a live LP from The Hope and Anchor and a best of album, there's no brakes on the Armitage Shanks battle bus. Limited to 300 hand-numbered copies, side A's thumping 'Look Out Here Comes Uncle John' is the link between Bo Diddley and The Ramones, with side B's 'Because I Care' features the throat tearing genius of Penny Dreadful.