 They changed it to the Bank Holidays before their next gig at Perth's Hyde Park Hotel.In September 2004 the band released their debut recording, a five-track extended play, "Good Looks to Camera" on Lost & Lonesome Recording Co. Sabian Wilde described the band as "Firmly entrenched in the realm of '60s pop, without any of that caustic tongue-in-cheek bitterness that sometimes afflicts revivalists" and that the EP is "a gem of a debut... that is self-assured, breezy and very, very catchy.Despite being a little too indie for those of the rawk persuasion, consistent rotation should wear those boundaries down like a smile melting a bad mood."