These four young Sydney kids aren’t afraid of
displaying their black-American pop-culture roots, from the homie/rapper with
the world’s biggest afro on the cover to the dig/Rockmelons/RHCP/Quadbox/Parkside Killers/Mike
Patten era Faith
No More meld of funk rappin’ hip-hop rock on the four tracks which
included Peppercorn and an instrumental version of Animal from
the original demo. The boyz have come one helluva long way and they have
further to go, but already they’re up there with the best Sydney has (had) to
offer, especially on Get Up.
From the story of how the band got together
to the delivery of the raps and the playing on each of these songs, whether or
not G’rimace make it in
this world won’t matter to either of them: they’re hip, they’re with it and
they thoroughly enjoy life and the road they’ve set themselves onto. "Peppercorn",
on Turbo Bich Records through MRA Group,
will definitely set them on a course to something big