Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast

They're back again, and Cornershop have lost none of what the first 11 call "form". Bringing up their kids may have renewed their interest in simple upbeat music and algebra but they could have waited another 7 years and the album would still be fresh. In short 'Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast' is an armoury of surefire songs which "confirms them as the most vital and inventive force at work in British pop" - Telegraph.

Not many can say they have fans transgressing across the likes of Johnny Depp, Brad Pitt, Neely Furtado, Morrissey, George Clooney, Paramijt Pummi & Don Letts and yet still remain heavily liked by kids between the ages of two to ninety two, & a special mention to the North London reggae fraternity.

Oshira Matagosi of the Japanese x-reflex magazine has said "its the best album this decade since their last album this decade" & that's not a bad way to start off the century. Repeated visits, have pointed up multiple joys: perfect Cornershop nuggets like "Soul School" and perhaps best of all, Tjinder's latest psychedelic extrapolation of Punjabi folk, "Free Love", (without Noel Gallagher on board this time).

"'Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast' sounds like a mighty summer record from here." - John Mulvey, Uncut

"Cornershop re-engineer the seeds of pop and sow them in the hedgerows of memory and intuition."
- Alastair McKay, Uncut

"...this bold fresh sounding album makes them a candidate for the quintessential 21st century pop group."
- Mike Barnes, Mojo

We think it's fair to say that funky days are back again!