The Chameleons' 2001 comeback album, "Why Call It Anything?", saw the reunited band deliver a set of songs that, while lacking the urgency of their early work, retained their signature blend of chiming guitars and existential lyrics.
- The album was recorded at Pete Waterman's PWL Studios in Manchester, a far cry from the band's earlier independent roots.
- It marked the first new material from the band in over a decade, following their breakup in 1987.
- The release was followed by a period of live performances, though the band would again disband before reforming in 2007.
The Chameleons are a post-punk band from Manchester, England, known for their atmospheric and introspective sound. "Why Call It Anything?" arrived late in their initial career, after a period of hiatus and internal strife.
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