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about
What were you doing summer 2024? If you were setting fire to bins and shouting at terrified families in a Travelodge, this song is about you!
With a country already in chronic decline due to 14 years of Tory rule, the riots that took place during the summer of 2024 were the backdrop of 'Anxieties'.
Far right "patriots" took to the streets, intimidating people of colour, by smashing up towns and cities all over the U.K.
Applauded and encouraged by the likes of Tommy Robinson, Nigel Farage and the right wing gutter press, the song is a battle cry to stand together against fascist all over the world, raise your fists and shout "Fuck you, you fascist scum!".
The final line his firm nod to the OG of protest songs Woody Guthrie, "all you fascist are bound to loose".
Fuck 'em.
lyrics
Lyrics:
Just grin and bear with it
The whole country's gone to shit
There's no dreams to live for anymore
There's no heroes anymore
The rich stealing from the poor
Got to keep them fat cats fucking fed
Uncertainty, so certain to see
Fills your head with anxiety
Uncertainty, so certain to see
Fills my head with anxiety
Uncertainty, so certain to see
Fills our heads with anxiety
Uncertainty, so certain to see
Fuck you, you fascist scum!
Fuck you, you fascist scum!
You fucking fascist scum!
Uncertainty, so certain to see
Fills your head with anxiety
Uncertainty, so certain to see
Fills our heads with anxiety
Uncertainty, so certain to see
Fills my head with anxiety
Uncertainty, so certain to see
All you fascists, bound to lose
Fuck 'em
credits
released January 22, 2026
From the album 'Still No Future' out 6th March 2026 on TNS Records
Recorded at Abatis Studios by John Priestly
Mastered at The Old Cider Press
Artwork by Archie Moss
Gratefully been to see the Bobs twice and there were the most energetic gigs I've ever been too, also watched their glasto set gleefully, such humble legends, both lyrically and instrumentely. need to get myself one of those postman pat tops, sickest merch about. Looking forward to what you next release, GRMMA for the tunes so far x dcumiskey
Great collection of riffingly good songs by the last great punk band. First saw them in the early 80s at the 100 Club, London then my band played on the same bill as them at 2008’s Rebellion Festival.
Great stuff! Mitchell Wells