Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School of Medicine

There’s a little bit of filler, with some songs drowned by politics, but when Jello gets it right, as he does frequently, it’s like the ‘80s never ended.

The album probably won’t win over any fans and politically it’s certainly preaching to a well converted choir, but it’s a brilliant example of how to remain active and relevant in punk and, really, it’s just a damn load of fun.

He isn’t content to belt out the hits - he has relevant, angry things to say about today - damned are the crowd if they’re not down with hearing them.