Bob Baker Fish, Journalist

Life’s references lie in the past, in the post-punk, no wave hurdy gurdy of the early ‘80s, yet where this music was often grim and urgent, No Zu mine the energy, and harness it with a cheeky sense of humour and wide-eyed optimism.

All your favourites were there. On video. Spaghett popped up from behind some pot plants and scared Eric to death. Killing him.

“As I got older I have to be more aware of what I say because I can get in trouble... I say the wrong thing to the wrong person there’s sexual harassment. Back in the day I wouldn’t care if I said F U to someone in front of a thirteen year old, but now I don’t want to influence them."

Stewart appears naked in a giant clamshell and spends much of the film being jacked off by a naked woman with an elephant’s head.

It’s a melancholic album, Okumu’s lush, near whispered vocals are heartfelt and reflective, like an exhausted cousin to the angelic sounds of Rob Dickinson in ‘90s almost-shoegaze UK outfit Catherine Wheel.

It’s Purdy at his most experimental, yet also most creative, on an exciting risk-taking album that really pushes his artistic and creative boundaries.