The 3 track EP is a collection of songs from the bands original incarnation some 40 years ago (how did that happen?), reworked and quickly recorded in Southampton. Whilst the playing has improved the tracks still reflect the disaffected tone of the times captured in a pleasingly lo-fi manner. The three songs are

1. Nothing Left to Do

Reggae tinged paean to entertainment in the 70s and idiots at school.

2. Uisce Beatha

Rocking teenage angst and self-centredness with stacks of guitar.

3. No Dancing at the Harp tonight

Punk had its share of dumb violence. Were we happy about that? Course not!

In the rich tradition of Irish guitarists Marty moved to London playing widely with the like of Russell Webb of the Skids and Sinead O’Connor as well as recording and touring globally with the Psychedelic Furs

Singer, Keyboard player and occasional guitarist, formed the Guilty Achievements following the Lovers before moving to Bristol where he is a legal eagle, tipster and legendary cricketer.

Moved to Bristol with his brother Paul, playing drums in a number of bands including Me, on the Pop Gods label and the highly influential Organelles. Still active on the Bristol scene.

Rhythm guitarist and sometime singer Mike joined Ronan in the Guilty Achievements and then the Belfast All Stars. Currently working with Adam Bunney and can be seen busking in the Algarve from time to time.

Chanced his arm on bass with a number of bands in Manchester and London including legendary Belfast exiles Pig until temporarily discouraged by the loss of a fingertip.