Ten Mile Bank is the fourth album from Sunscreem and the first Sunscreem album on Radikal Records. Based on a DJ set played by band member Bongo Ted at Ten Mile Bank in Norfolk, it consists of a seamless blend of previously unreleased tracks together with remixes by dance luminaries such as Matt Darey, Push, Trouser Enthusiasts, Lee Coombs, Angelic and Chiba.

Sunscreem had some success in 1993 with dancefloor hits Pressure Us and Love U More. Despite releasing one of the best dance albums of that decade - Change Or Die, they soon fell from grace. Due to issues with their record label at the time, their follow-up album Out Of The Woods was kept out of the stores. However, demand was still there and fans who kept an eye on their website were treated to New Dark Times, a solid selection of instrumentals, as well as a remix album, Looking At You and in 1999, Music For The Screemillenium, an album's worth of b-sides, remixes and demos released one mp3 at a time at a fan site.

The group has finally resolved their label issues and the new official Sunscreem album, Ten Mile Bank, has been released to critical acclaim. Sunscreem continues to dish out some of the best music a synthesizer has ever served up. They have always managed to capture a timeless quality in a musical genre that dates faster than cheese. There ain't no cheese here.