The track called "Talk Back" contains samples from a radio documentary about Right Wing AM Radio commentators called 'Devils at Drive time'.

As the arse-end of 1996 approached, Bloody Fist kept up the momentum (and again increased the tempos) with a 7-track 12" by a guy named Guy who had recently moved to Newcastle from Sydney. Initially using Modedit on a 386, everything from clandestinely recorded wailing right through to right wing radio shock-jocks got thrown into the mix and spat back out at a relentless pace. Sometime late in 1996 the original Modedit work was transferred to an Amiga using CrossDos and recorded through Octamed for release on 12" in November. The 12" sold quickly through two initial pressings and was eventually repressed in a limited amount in 2003. (Taken from Bandcamp.)