This song is inspired by the 1974 science fiction blockbuster "Zardoz" staring Sean Connery. The movie so profoundly effected our lives that we felt compelled to pay tribute.

Have you ever seen a stranger in a crowd and then instantly fallen in love with them only to have them disappear forever a moment later? Sure you have.

This song is about a relationship that has deteriorated to such an extent that the only thing left if red hot sex. That happens doesn't it?

This song is about pounding a girl so hard she has to see the doctor. Enough said.

We know the title is a little misleading, but this song is not about fat girls. It's just about girls.

Why are all the good drinking songs about poor people? The One-Percenters deserve a drinking song too. Now they have one. Pour yourself a scotch on the rocks and sing along!

Sometimes the techno just has to come out. Inspired by trance, this rave anthem is all get up and dance, with a particular nod to Kraftwerk with it's travelesque lyrics and bit-crunched chorus.

Beginning life as a Kalimba/Monotribe jam, the original groove is joined by drum machine, acoustic guitar, bass, layered hand percussion, and layered vocals. We thing it has a great summer feel.

You ever see one of those busses that are very long and have the bendy part in the middle? This is one of those... only in musical format.

One of our more complex songs, this one is about an Incubus who has fallen in love with it's victim, is returned to Hell, and then escapes from Hell to be with his love. I know, a bit heady for a Sha-Pink song, but the beats are great.

I wrote this in my head while I was getting my daughter to sleep.

Recorded one of the very few rainy night we had this summer.

Stu seems to always write songs with a gangster theme, don't think he even realises!!

A little sick; but couldn't resist. Lyrics: The lighthouse is still: calling me out to play. I know we flipped the covers, but still I can feel the waves The glass in the mirror, wont mean a thing till the wind sings along. I have no…

A little musical doodle.

something here. It took like a 17 minute recorded warm-up before this part of the record happened. so this is more or less the cream of the crop of three 8 and a half minute recordings. mmmhum