Canadian Blog "I Die, You Die" (yes, named after the legendary Gary Numan track) wrote an article about the new release of Aeronaut :

Australia’s Parralox have been serving up slightly moody electro pop at an astonishing clip for six or seven years now, with a wealth of material and remixes to show for it. The title single from their fifth LP should serve as a solid enough introduction to anyone late to the party, where you’re as likely to hear motifs from recent greats like Marsheaux and the sorely missed Zeigeist as you are any 80s classics.

Visit I Die, You Die to read the full article >> www.idieyoudie.com/2015/04/tracks-april-13th-2015/

Special thanks to Alex and Bruce :)


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Poptastic Confessions wrote a fantastic article on the new release of Aeronaut

Now on to better news! Melbourne-based electropop-act Parralox are back with a new song called "Aeronaut." And it is simply amazing. In our 2015 Music Forecast, I thought the new singer, Johanna would be on lead vocals. She isn't. Instead, John takes the lead and he does a fantastic job. Have a listen ...

Click here to read the entire article >> http://poptasticconfessions.blogspot.com.au/2015/04/aeronaut-by-parralox.html

AusPop music blog have written a lovely article on the new music video for Aeronaut and the Limited Edition CD.

Visit AusPop to read the article >> http://auspop.com.au/2015/04/parralox-aeronaut/

Special thanks to Damian!

Parralox's latest album "Electricity (Expanded)" has been reviewed by the lovely folk at Cold War Night Life". Here's an extract of the article :

"Going back to Parralox‘s first album, Electricity, is like rifling through a collection of the best singles of the 1980s. John von Ahlen’s celebrated lyric videos for Parralox compress the decade’s finest music into graphical quotes, hints and allusions, sometimes using nothing more than the colour palette of a Neville Brody or Designers Republic sleeve. On record, the references come fast and furious, in complex layers. Each listen reveals another tribute to Yazoo, Front 242, Propaganda, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, OMD, that John Farnham track from Hot Rod, Depeche Mode, Ultravox, Human League, New Order, Kraftwerk – a breath-taking sweep through the best-loved poptronica of the period, even if the clue is just a particular reverb on the snare or a three-note chord played on a Pro One."

Click here to read the entire article at Cold War Night Life >> http://www.coldwarnightlife.com/?p=1430

Special thanks to Simon Helm.

Electricity (Expanded) is available at Bandcamp, iTunes, Beatport and Google Play.

NB - The Bandcamp and iTunes versions include an Exclusive PDF booklet

Perez Hilton has just done a full write up on our new song "Eye In The Sky".

"It's been almost five years since we last posted a song from Australian group Parralox.
We are so happy that they're back and sounding sweet as ever!
Their new song, Eye In The Sky, sounds like an Abba written for a TV theme filtered with 80s synths.
It's kinda magical!!!!!!!"

http://perezhilton.com/2013-11-19-parralox-eye-in-the-sky-music-video

You can see the Eye In The Sky video by clicking here >>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP3byVO07S4