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Revision as of 12:45, 5 July 2007
Grok was a Hamilton "super-group" of sorts, being largely a collaboration between brothers Scott Brodie (bass, vocals) from Inchworm (and later Girlinky) and Grant Brodie (keyboards) from (amongst other bands) Dribbly Cat Attraction. Other members were Chris Fish (guitar) from Love and Violence and Department of Corrections and Max Ward (drums), ex-the Sandbabies.
The band took out the top prize at the Contact 89FM Battle of the Bands competition in 1996. They took their name by reversing "Korg", the brand of Grant's keyboard.
Bubbles and Noises from the Aquarium was Grok's only CD, released in 1997. A track from the album, 8:30 18/02/97, was released on Green Eggs and Hamilton under the name Salad.
Grok reformed in 2006 with a substantially different lineup, with only Scott Brodie remaining from the original. The new Grok (sometimes called Grok 2) are based in London and include three members from Girlinky, who stopped playing in 2005. Grok 2 is Scott Brodie (bass and vocals), Rob Talsma (drums), Chris (guitar), Jayne (keyboards) and Dan (keyboards). In early 2007 they spent time in a recording studio with the intention of releasing an album. Grant Brodie has contributed to the album via the internet from New Zealand.
Releases
Bubbles and Noises from the Aquarium CD, 1996
8:30 18/02/97 was released on Green Eggs and Hamilton (under the name "Salad")
GROK FIVE appears on NZ on Air Indie Hit Disc 3
