Palomica is the home-recorded clumsy rock and roll project of Nicol Parkinson. It’s incidental outside sounds alongside tumbling words and occasional guitar flourishes: sometimes melodic, sometimes cacophonic. There’s a wide range of avant and pop influences running through Petito’s 8 tracks. The art-rock of Japanese naivest Tori Kudo’s Maher Shalal Hash Baz has undoubtedly influenced Parkinson’s fluid approach to melody and composition, and acceptance of confusion, as has Jad & David Fair’s careful carelessness. Petito occupies a world where Movietone, The Velvet Underground and Tenniscoats are essential listening. Nicol also plays in the primitive pop group Frozy with sister Rhiannon and New York based artist Irina Jasnowski, and drums in The Nervy Betters.". Live, Palomica doesn’t feature a set line up, but has previously featured members of The Wave Pictures, The Nervy Betters, Joanna Gruesome, The Middle Ones, Trust Fund, The Choo Choo Trains, Oh Peas! and a six year old French child, who’s name has long since been forgotten.