Tamala Park Book Club

Visual Rock from sunny Perth, Western Australia. Drummer Marcel Bluett, Guitarist Daniel Harvey and members Craig Roger and Patrick de Rooy sharing bass and guitar duties.
The band draws influence from the Japanese Visual Kei scene as well as western alternative rock.
<a href="spotify:album:6UKI2Z2uikEkBs5pHeJIbB" data-name="Colour Your World">Colour Your World</a> was their debut EP, released in November 2018 with a double-single released in November 2019 titled <a href="spotify:album:6ZUHKsYB45Xgwscxdfv2hL" data-name="Palette">Palette</a>. A Halloween-themed EP was released in October 2021 titled <a href="spotify:album:3JGdUvjLKFCKwSDdNPTiVJ" data-name="Spooky Season">Spooky Season</a>, with <a href="spotify:album:5d7i9TSohsCKbznAHuAdvw" data-name="You Can&#39;t Spell Funeral Without A Little Fun">You Can&#39;t Spell Funeral Without A Little Fun</a> released in December of the same year. <a href="spotify:album:301GuX16QrezSBE00nfDCX" data-name="Soap">Soap</a> and <a href="spotify:album:1h1XHbj54oR6xfxnkidRCE" data-name="Cut My Teeth">Cut My Teeth</a> were released in 2022 and delivered a strong pop punk/emo tone that was well received among audiences.
The band strives to blend catchy tunes with eye-catching aesthetics to create something unique in the modern music scene. 2024 saw a collection of singles released, such as <a href="spotify:album:4RF1CCJVreN0Sc9hmazhDa" data-name="Homecoming">Homecoming</a>, <a href="spotify:track:6efiIjPXSKcoH52nxYpaPl" data-name="Mistake">Mistake</a>, <a href="spotify:track:0CavZvJxyybyNTCUWnPB82" data-name="Ginger">Ginger</a>, <a href="spotify:track:0Vig7ceUn1mCzmspxHGmgf" data-name="Dream On">Dream On</a> and <a href="spotify:track:0PlE4YWGPh490FvpFHXMIP" data-name="Primrose">Primrose</a>, all leading to a debut album.