White Pepper

White Pepper is the seventh studio album by the American rock band Ween, and the last album they would release on Elektra Records. It was released on May 2, 2000.

The album incorporates elements of genres such as acoustic pop, Caribbean music, country, electronica, grunge, jazz, progressive rock, psychedelia, soft rock, speed metal, stoner rock and Britpop. "Bananas and Blow" has elements of Caribbean/calypso music and is lyrically about a drug mule. "Stroker Ace" is a speed metal track, and one of the band's heaviest songs, while "The Grobe" has been called a grunge/stoner rock-style song. Among the other songs on the album, "Pandy Fackler" is a jazz-influenced track, the instrumental "Ice Castles" draws from electronica, "Falling Out" has elements of country music and the single "Stay Forever" is an acoustic pop number. AllMusic describe the lead single "Even If You Don't" as being a Britpop-styled track, and "Back to Basom" as a "psych-prog-tinged soft-rock epic".