The Parcels

The Parcels formed in NJ the summertime of 1997. The initial lineup of Tara Mackay (vocals and bass), Christian Elton (guitars, vocals, keyboards), and AJ Naito (drums) surfaced being a sped-up indie pop trio in the vein of Move Sailor. The music group released the Oh Just what a Busy Time one on Brentwood Estates Information in 1998. The EP was documented with Little Factory’s Dave Auchenbach in Providence, RI. Melissa Wysocki got over on bass and vocals in 1999. The band’s initial in support of full-length CD, Try it out using the Parcels, premiered on Brentwood Estates in 2000. The disk was documented with Costs Wells and Ladybug Transistor’s Gary Olson at Marlborough Farms Studio room in Brooklyn, NY. Toward the finish from the band’s tenure, they made an appearance on different indie pop compilations. “Snappy New Haircut” made an appearance on New Atmosphere for future years: U.S. Pop Lifestyle International on Japan’s Get in touch with Information in 2001. Parcels tracks also made an appearance on compilations on Morgan Leah Information and Shelflife Information in 2001 and 2002. The music group seldom performed live before contacting it quits in 2002, however they were able to perform with famous brands Wolfie, Barcelona, Experts from the Hemisphere, and Calvin Johnson throughout their short tenure. They toured the East Coastline during summertime of 2000, culminating within a overall performance at Kindercore Information’ Expo 2000 Event.