The Chameleons fourth and final studio album receives its first-ever outing on vinyl this December, with the initial pressing on 2 x heavyweight coloured discs presented in a gatefold sleeve.Why Call It Anything was produced by David M Allen (Strange Times) and was the bands first full studio recordings after a fifteen-year break. Featuring the rich guitars and powerful vocals associated with previous Chameleons albums; WCIA is enriched by members solo pursuits throughout the 1990s, with some of the songs having an acoustic, almost folky feel. But fans of The Chameleons rockier side wont be disappointed with tracks such as Shades and Indiana packing an almighty punch. The re-mastered album was cut for vinyl at Abbey Road by engineer Geoff Pesche whose impressive CV includes cutting the lacquer for the best selling 12 of all time, New Orders Blue Monday.