Most of the nine tracks last from two minutes to near ten, with one whopping half an hour track which claims to be a cover of  The Strangulated Beat offs Practising to be a doctor. Quite how much of this is like the original is unclear, as I’ve not heard it, but I suspected they’ve just taken the riff and streached and pulled it to it’s 30 minute lengthy. Adding all manner of bizarre nudge, rumble and bell ring noise elements, as well as comic dialogue ,like such as underlaid studio banter about trying to sound threatening. As the churning sub punked Motorhead riff rolls on and on with endless drum pounds. Other high points include the drum machine abuse, via guitar chug and noisy clutter of when extreme dogs go wrong- with threatening and comic chav banter going on underneath. There are 2 bakers now, links ritual drumming, cheap horror film synth vibe and muffled disturbing dialogue. Towards the end it wonders into a rough  and ready more sleazy Nurse with wound vibe -with it’s sampled  foreign tongues, water sounds and  sexual moans.

Whether you’ll enjoy this comes down to the Frank zappa's question "does humour belong in music?". If you think  ‘yes’  then you and shit & shine will getting on like a house on fire. If your answer  is 'No', it’s best to steer clear of their Derek and Clive take on noisy rock, because if you don’t enter this it the right frame of mind, I could imagine it been very annoying indeed.