A scabrous, darkly humorous satire of the music industry in the 1990s, featuring Steven Stelfox, a compelling sociopath to join the ranks of Patrick Bateman ("American Psycho") and Bruce Robertson, ("Filth"). 'Brilliant. It made me ill with laughter. The filthiest, blackest, most shocking, most hilarious debut novel I've read in years' India Knight.

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"Magnificently eloquent...A vicious, black-hearted howl of a book... Cripplingly funny" The Times "Brilliant. It made me ill with laughter. The filthiest, blackest, most shocking, most hilarious debut novel I've read in years" India Knight "Might well be the best British novel since Trainspotting" Word Magazine "An all-out assault, a withering, scabrous attack on every part of the filthy machine... Stelfox is a creation of unparalleled awfulness, chronically sexist, racist and everything else-ist. He is funny, too... You laugh though you know you shouldn't" Independent "Niven's insider knowledge, coupled with the kind of headlong, febrile prose that would have Hunter S. Thompson happily emptying both barrels into the sky, results in a novel that is cripplingly funny" The Times