If emerged from the British progressive rock scene of the early seventies as uncompromising fusion architects, blending jazz sophistication with rock's raw energy and humor—and this 2005 Sunrise Records release captures them in their element. *Not Just Another Bunch Of Pretty Faces / Tea Break Is Over-Back On Your 'Eads* pairs two albums that showcase the band's gift for instrumental complexity and witty, conversational song titles that hint at the playful intelligence beneath their technical prowess. The record flows between bluesy grooves like "Stormy Every Weekday Blues" and the whimsical "Merlin The Magic Man," demonstrating how If navigated the fiddly terrain between jazz improvisation and rock structure without ever sounding precious. For listeners drawn to bands like Henry Cow or early Hatfield and the North—artists who understood that prog rock needn't abandon swing or soul—this is essential listening, a reminder that the best fusion records balance virtuosity with genuine warmth.