The long awaited 5th studio album from legendary UK punk outfit One Way System. The System are back with a hard hitting, melodic, visceral sound; applying an appropriate aural tourniquet to the beige generation.

Jagged lyrics are set against the gnarly, yet expressive crescendo of melodies; designed to juxtapose the immediacy of emotional content.

The album marks a watershed in the relevance of Punk music, situating its commentary firmly in the critique of Politics, life and mental health.

The seminal and extremely influential debut album from one of the original "82" second wave of British punk bands. Quoted as being one of the most powerful punk albums of all time, this recording set the bench mark for years to come in many eyes.
The album features the independent chart hit singles "Give us a Future" and "Jerusalem" together with crowd anthems "Victim", "No Return", and "Gutter Boy".

This 1984 EP produced by Mike Stone of "Clay Records" represents the final studio recording released, with original vocalist Gavin Whyte.
One Way System, took a short break and other musical projects were pursued in 1986 to 1992..Indeed, a third LP was recorded, with Gavin, called "Actions Speak Louder" but remains unreleased to this day and was re-recorded with replacement singer Andy Gibson in 1985.
The band were to reform in 1992, briefly with Gavin Whyte, but eventually with "Lee Havok" Pinkney and worked towards the release of "Waiting for Zero" in 1998.

This E.P. marks the re-emergence of One Way System on the studio recording scene in 1996 with Cleopatra Records, featuring some of the newer songs which would feature on the forthcoming album "Waiting for Zero". Retaining their harder edge, but with a more melodic approach, this "Energy Punk" would be a defining moment in the band`s sound for years to come.