Rumble by inca babies

When it was released in 1985 it received some great notices. Here is a review in SOUNDS at the time.

Sounds Feb 2, 1985
Indelible Incas 4.5 stars

In which the babies really bounce. Enough single prose and performance to whet the appetite, now the Rumble reaches full force and unleashes enough new tracks to make the long wait worthwhile.
“It’s brilliant, just say that”. Offers their manager Chris Lee, and it’s true. The incas keep their integrity intact with gritty no prisoners passion that drips from every ruffled chord. Over 42 minutes and only two previously heard offerings – one of which has been severely remixed – for a mere £399.
From the bottom of a dirty glass, the inca babies tell some kinda warped stories. These diagrams are are just every day, though – the babies are very wholesome and pure in their rock n roll extremities. Our man Harry spits blood, and words too, occasionally. Pure mayhem for a dying brit scene? Go and see them live, our very own Chris Roberts says their singer, “Jumps around a lot”
But whereas the knights of trash may be narrowing their market by playing within the confines of the genre, the inca babies have delved deeper plucked harder and delivered sufficiently. The guitar occasionally rings the Doors Circa ‘The End’, the growl may gasp at 1000 US weirdsters, the thud may clunk like a million tribal warriors, but the sound’s pure inca. Aggressive, powerful and altogether satisfying after a hard day in hell.
The inca babies are a spirited mutant. They’ve evolved from too many nights in cold rooms, listening to foul, scratched Stooges and Beefheart albums. It was essential that the group took their bodies to extremes (and not just their bodies . . . ) and the subsequent flashbacks came out of the music. A result of the state of Britain, a true satellite of the rock theory. Thrill a minute stuff.
From Elvis Presley to the Inca babies. The story is nearly complete (and it only took 50 years in the making)
Dave Henderson

Tracklist

1.	She Mercenary	3:08

2.	The Interior	2:47

3.	Blindman - The Chiller	4:47

4.	The Diseased Stranger's Waltz	5:28

5.	Leucotomy meat Boss	3:41

6.	Big Jugular	5:23

7.	16 tons of fink	4:12

8.	Cactus Mouth Informer	4:36

9.	Grease Ball Mechanic	4:21

10.	Rumble (Wray)	2:29

Credits

released December 1, 2022

Vocals - Mike Keeble
Guitar - Harry Stafford
Bass - Bill Marten
Drums - Peter Bogg

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