Parks
Parks' debut album tacks from summery power pop and starry acoustic strum to harmony-laden melancholy with cohesive ease. “Fools,” the fizzy...
Parks' debut album tacks from summery power pop and starry acoustic strum to harmony-laden melancholy with cohesive ease. “Fools,” the fizzy opener, gives way to the moody tinges of “I Don’t Want 2 Know U.” A sense of impermanence and regret shines on the sonic snapshots of “Old Hotel,” “3x5,” and “Digital Fantasy.” Then there’s “Headache”, the 88-second “turbo-charged bottle rocket of a tune” (via VANYALAND) which came after frontman Brian E. King's concussion from a bike accident while enduring a breakup from a long-term relationship with his (now former) bandmate. It's catchy as hell and will be stuck in your head for days.
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