So-named after infamous soundsystem experiments by obvious influences The Flaming Lips, The Parking Lot Experiments are a Melbourne free-k pop ensemble ecstatically making music that glitters with charm and smiles, that wilfully escapes genres by being so hyper-inclusive, and that will ALMOST CERTAINLY make you want to hug your friends.

Currently consisting of brothers Andrew and David Connor, Lloyd Pratt and Justin Schachter (don't bother working out who plays what), often with other friends and family joining in.

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Parking Lot Experiments play music to patch up their lives with purpose, their neuroses with community, and their sexual inadequacies with DRUMS 'N SYNTHS 'N DRUMS.
They often feel dizzy, and their instruments are cheap. They are nobody special, but they try hard: attemping to make the best, most interesting, most sincere, most dance-inducing, most cathartic, most affecting, most blinking-luminescent-fireworky pop music you've ever heard.
It's dumb kinetic enthusiasm, warmly hotdogged in videogame bloops.
It's naive and honest dumbshit, hollered before they know better.
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