"The result is interesting: a combination of hard rock and hip-hop that ventures beyond the regular (and tired) rap-rock of today. On "Small Town Minds," catchy guitar licks combine with scratched-out turntable riffs... You might like this CD if you're a fan of: Emery, Lostprophets and Thursday."

"...HAIR stands for Hardcore Alternative Indie Rap...it's needed to describe the diversity of the five-member band...the band has been around for about a year, with its debut EP recorded, released and available at Tower Records."

"...The Remedy, a group of five talented guys ranging from age 16 to 18... has a definite punk/metal sound with slight independent and rap influences...continues to command a growing following in the Reedley area."

The times when American musicians could not serve any parents with sleepless nights are definitely over. Welcome back to the "Never-heard-anything-alike-before"-feeling. Music lovers owe one or two galaxies of thanks to The Remedy. This record is the freshest, most vivid and most unique I have heard in a very long time. Do not let us wait too long for your next offering (or tour Europe, at least, eh?)

This ep is Sick, no joke. I went into Best Buy to get it and they didn't carry it, so i went to Tower, this EP is getting harder to find, so I hear. The Remedy's sound is diverse; the tracks pass by and vary in sound, but still keeping the overall feel, never straying too far from the core style. The rap is more soulful than anything you'll find out there, at times even emo,(chills!). They are one of those bands that you kind of hate the fact that everyone in their band is a true musician, the Small Town Minds EP is is a great showcase. Oh and the CD is sold out from tower, go to a show, they are cheaper.....