Cam Findlay, Journalist

A neat little psych debut.

Parker Avenue are clear about their adherence to uncomplicated rock, but rock they do well.

"You know, with any band who releases their debut album, there’s a certain level of publicity and excitement that comes up but then dies off after a while."

"To me, this record is death and love and memory."

"We kinda started playing to music together, just to entertain our friends."

There are some high points (Losing Teeth, Zoltar Speaks) and there’s no doubt that they’ve got the chops, what with strong vocal harmonies and riffs, but it’s all been done; there’s nothing to take away.

"It was really exciting and interesting for us to just throw all these different elements together and just see what we would come up with."

Cam Findlay predicts that onesies will be replaced by 'twosies' and 'threesies' in 2014.

Their own Thriller opus (Thr!!!er) has brought them an new audience - and not just those who confused them with Michael Jackson

Coming to a Woolworths PA system near you.