Released in 1999. Here are the liner notes from the time;
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As a live band, Undertow city have a singular mission; to play original, high energy, melodic rock'n'roll, and play it better than anyone else. Their mission is usually accomplished...

Formed in Melbourne in 1998, Undertow City brings together the talents of four dedicated musicians of rare ability.

Lead singer and guitarist Colin Bokulic, whilst still in his mid-twenties, is a veritable veteran of the Melbourne's live music scene. His piercing tenor and aggressive guitar playing have graced such bands as The Festers, Strangers In Paradise, Fat Finger and (the perhaps unfortunately named) Rat Salad. Furthermore his sonorous saxophone lines (a result of years of tuition under the Hey!, Hey! band's Kelly Santin) add an extra dimension to Undertow City songs such as the poppy 'Sabrina' and the full-tilt rocker 'Chance'.

With nearly twenty years stage experience behind him, lead guitarist Dick Pengelley knows what it's all about. the rhythmic crunch and melodic lead lines that flow effortlessly from his Stratocaster help elevate songs like 'The Bigger Picture' and 'Space Hero' into near-perfect examples of the high-energy rock genre.

Undertow City's engine room is fuelled relentlessly by drummer Craig Fenwick. A past member of bands such as Wits End, Holy Cow! and Hope, his 10 years experience behind the kit, not to mention his awesome snare sound, lend white-hot rockers like 'Smallgood' and 'One Of These Days' the sort of savagery they require. His deft hand with dynamics helps steer the band through the more subtle terrain of 'Low-ly Girl' and 'True Love'.

Bass player Paul Spurling is a former member of Melbourne duo Familiar Sights. His playing resembles Undertow City as a whole -tough, yet melodic. His booming bass lines on 'Savage Waters' and 'Santa Fe' are a highlight of any Undertow City set.