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Perfume and Piss is, in the band's own words, the "best album we've done in a long, long time." The album was created in fits and starts (two weeks on, two weeks off) which allowed them to fine-tune the material and compose a more complete feeling album. "We're really pleased with it," says Colin.

"We've been on various dodgy labels in the past and ever since Hellcat first started, we've wanted to be associated with it," he remarks. "To actually sign with Hellcat is a dream come true for us."

30 plus years on, GBH still calls a crappy van home and wouldn't have it any other way. "It's what we live for -- the main purpose of each and every day is to get to the gig; that's the raison d'être."

And so what would the Colin Abrahall of 1978 think about the GBH of 2010?

"I think he'd be pretty speechless that we're still doing what we're doing," he says. "We used to live for the day that it was. We never used to think about the future that much. I don't think he would have said I've sold out or betrayed punk rock or anything. We're still true to our roots."