These Animal Men were one of the bands who lit up the British music scene in the mid-'90s in a way no one was expecting. Heralded by the NME in January 1994 as part of the 'New Wave of New Wave' - a term dreamed up by the music journalist Paul Moody - These Animal Men and S*M*A*S*H were at the vanguard of a crop of bands who drew on the late 1970s punk explosion for inspiration. These recordings capture a time in British music when it was trying to find its way through the thick hair of grunge, that eventually made its way to the birth and popularity of bands such as Blur, Oasis and Pulp. '(Come On, Join) the High Society' was the first full-length album released by These Animal Men and contains some of the band's biggest tracks such as 'Flawed Is Beautiful', 'This Is the Sound of Youth' and 'Too Sussed?'