FERMENTED REPTILE
LET'S JUST CALL YOU QUITS
Releasedatum: 03-04-2026
Herkomst: NL
Item-nr: 4874584
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Recensie
Fermented Reptile – Let’s Just Call You “Quits”.
Originally released in 1999 on the legendary Canadian indie label @peanutsandcornrecords, this album brought together two sharp voices from the prairie underground: Pip Skid (a.k.a. Wicked Nut) and Gruf the Druid. What started as a new creative outlet for the two MCs quickly turned into one of the most distinctive releases from the Peanuts & Corn catalogue.
Across dusty, head-nodding production by non-other than mcenroe, Pip Skid & Gruf dive into politics, consumer culture and the strange logic of everyday society. Tracks like “The Law” question authority and police power, while others flip perspectives and characters to expose the absurdities of modern life. It’s socially conscious rap delivered with wit, sarcasm and a heavy dose of wordplay. Raw, thoughtful and unafraid to challenge the status quo.
More than two decades later and including 3 bonus tracks, this album sounds like a time capsule from a fiercely independent corner of hip-hop.
Originally released in 1999 on the legendary Canadian indie label @peanutsandcornrecords, this album brought together two sharp voices from the prairie underground: Pip Skid (a.k.a. Wicked Nut) and Gruf the Druid. What started as a new creative outlet for the two MCs quickly turned into one of the most distinctive releases from the Peanuts & Corn catalogue.
Across dusty, head-nodding production by non-other than mcenroe, Pip Skid & Gruf dive into politics, consumer culture and the strange logic of everyday society. Tracks like “The Law” question authority and police power, while others flip perspectives and characters to expose the absurdities of modern life. It’s socially conscious rap delivered with wit, sarcasm and a heavy dose of wordplay. Raw, thoughtful and unafraid to challenge the status quo.
More than two decades later and including 3 bonus tracks, this album sounds like a time capsule from a fiercely independent corner of hip-hop.
