Warner Music Australasia, which peaked at No. 14 on the ARIA Hitseekers Albums Chart. It provided "themes that are interwoven into their songs deal with loss, hope and re-enchantment. Much of their music focuses on youth and the issues they face today." Robert Forster of The Monthly felt its "sound is good. There's silky bass, programmed drums, and live drums that sound like programmed drums; synths either squelch and squeak in late-'90s fashion or are banked and layered in '80s mode, and there's tinkling piano and guitar. It's a lush, compact, Europop-influenced production." Sounds of Oz Lauren Katulka opined that "This isn't your dance til your feet hurt and drink til you puke kind of party. Instead it evokes chilled out cocktail parties, with some mellow jazz in the background and some good conversation. It's one of those sleeper albums, which may not immediately grab you on the first listen. Instead it wraps around you slowly, and becomes richer with each and every listen." It was followed by another single, "Miami", in June. An album track, "Belljar", received an Honourable Mention at the International Songwriting Competition of 2008 in the Performance category. In May 2009 they issued a four-track EP, The Croupier on Nettwerk Records. The trio disbanded in the following year to pursue solo careers. Legge provided lead vocals for a track on the second album by Sydney artist, Matt Ridgway, Sunday Morning (October 2011). Crawcourt and Hewitt co-wrote tracks for Melbourne-based synth-pop group, Clubfeet on their two albums, Gold on Gold (July 2010) and Heirs and Graces (January 2013). Band members Gavin Crawcour – bass guitar, guitar, programming, percussion, clarinet Jordy Hewitt – backing vocals Julian Hewitt – piano, rhodes, keyboards, programming Susannah Legge – lead vocals Andrew McDonald – guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals Justin Smith – violin Jon Elder – drums Discography Albums Extended plays Singles Notes References External links "The Hampdens", Interview of Gavin Crawcourt by David de Corran on Alchemy Music, SBS Radio, October 2008. Western Australian musical groups Musical groups established in 2002 2002 establishments in Australia Warner Music Group artists Nettwerk Music Group artists