For the first time on CD, Cherry Red rounds up the best of the Inca Babies, sonic terrorists much beloved of John Peel, for whom they would record four sessions between 1984 and 1986, alerted by their debut single, `The Interior ". Formed in Hulme, Manchester in 1982, the Inca Babies eschewed the alternative music scene"s preoccupation with fey, jangly guitar pop, in favour of a raunchy, high-octane rock `n" roll hybrid which saw them christened the `Hulme Cramps", with influences including the Birthday Party, Link Wray and the Gun Club. They played prodigiously in the UK, and soon found popularity abroad, taking their rowdy, heart-stopping show to Scandinavia and mainland Europe, where they remain cult favourites. Tracks from all four of their Top 20 Indie chart hits are included, as well as highlights from their albums (including the Indie Top 3 hit Rumble).