"Jimmy Hat" is a suave, greasy funk number that flows well with a groove-hop twist; "Relapse King" is a Caribbean hip-hop piece that is equal parts frantic and punctual; and "Breakfast" is a sliding groove that will slip itself over eyes and take you for a ride.

Their name is pretty much shit, but their sound is quirky, fresh, and unusual enough to make you keep coming back for more. A twist of originally really sparks the listener's interest in any sound, and they've got that going. I'll give it a C-.

Haggis: What's Up Haircut?

Hal Blaine: Deuces, T's, Roadsters & Drums

[Issue Thirty-One // June 2000]