Music
29 Nov 04

Schmack

Schmack

Colm O'Hare

Fans of the genre will love this while anyone past mid-teens will find it juvenile in the extreme.

Like their Stateside competitors Sum 41, this Auckland, New Zealand outfit cleverly combine breakneck riffery and chugging rhythms with white-boy hip hop as exemplified by the single ‘Walkie Talkie Man’. Fans of the genre will love this while anyone past mid-teens will find it juvenile in the extreme.

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