They're back again, and Cornershop, one of Britain's most treasured institutions, haven't lost an ounce of their trademark spunk or spark. After an incredible 7 year hiatus, due mostly to the influence of new family life, they follow-up the acclaimed 'Handcream For A Generation' with another longplayer of inspiration and choice. 'Judy Sucks A Lemon For Breakfast' rocks in the same vein of the transglobal, genre-bending pop eclecticism of their breakthrough album 'When I Was Born For The 7th Time', and comes close to covering every genre in the canon. Notable UK DJ Rob Da Bank describes it as "encompassing the best 40 years into one album".