Daily Edit | Sep 12

Almost like watching a gymnast somersault down a four-inch beam, they glide with effortless ease, almost desensitizing us to the genuine skill required. For two albums now, Parcels have attributed to that toxicity by foregrounding their groove-laden instrumental pockets with stunning air-tight harmonies. Somehow, on Loved, they’ve got even better. That collective harmony undoubtedly comes from a shared love, vision and sonic obsession. Whether it’s the sunny climates of Australia or the bohemian haze of Berlin, this quintet of musical brothers have created a cocoon of textural music that ultimately lives within their own sphere. Loved was recorded across all of the band’s geographical touchpoints of influence, allowing the sonic tightness to unwind and more lightly dance around the leading harmonies. -Far Out

9 / 12 / 2025

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