Influences
The group signed to Amphetamine Reptile Records for the American market for their 1991 album, "Blokes You Can Trust". Production duties were by Butch Vig, fresh from completing Nirvana's "Nevermind", at his Smart Studios in Wisconsin. "Blokes You Can Trust" provided two singles, "Dead Roo" (October 1991), which shed light on some Australian highway hazards; and "Back at School" (May 1992) which was a shared single with L7's "Shove". In May 1993 the band released a six-track extended play, "Palomino Pizza", on the local Arschlock/Shagpile label, which was distributed by Shock Records. It included cover versions of Lobby Loyde's "G.O.D.", Billy Thorpe &amp; the Aztecs' "Most People I Know" and Buffalo's "Sunrise"; and three originals.