Seminal punk band X-Ray Spex release a special live CD/DVD recorded at last years sell out concert at The Roundhouse through new Future Noise Music imprint Year Zero.

X-Ray Spex first live outing since 1979, this performance of their classic album Germ Free Adolescents saw Poly Styrene and bassist Paul Dean joined by a cracking lineup of friends Sid Truelove (anarcho punk drummer with Rubella Ballet and Flux of Pink Indians), Gt. Saxby (former guitarist with Creation/Poptones Records band Arnold) and Flash (sax player formerly with Rip Rig & Panic, Jah Wobble, Don Cherry and The Slits) at Londons Roundhouse on 6th September 2008 in front of 3,000 raucous fans.

X-Ray Spex were formed in 1976 by Poly Styrene placing an ad in NME and Melody Maker for Young Punx Who Want To Stick It Together. For a generation sifting through the wreckage left by punk rock, X-Ray Spex truly turned our world day-glo. The combination of tough, razor sharp riffs, kooky sax lines and Poly Styrenes wonderful voice and genius lyrics tearing into plastic consumerist society were perfect. Their 1978/79 stay was all too brief - a handful of memorable hit singles: Oh Bondage, Up Yours!,The Day The World Turned Day-Glo, the anthemic Identity with its genius b side Lets Submerge, the more atmospheric Germ Free Adolescents before the final spring 1979 release of Highly Inflammable. Versions of all these songs are featured here, alongside the classic Warrior In Woolworths and the previously unreleased track new track Bloody War.

X-Ray Spex transcended punk, influencing a whole new scene of indie kids and post-Riot Grrrl rockers like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Gossip. The bands innate genius and brilliant song writing makes them as relevant now as they were then and they are the rarest of things, a group that has never dated