It could just as easily be 1967. But no matter the year, Edmonton, Alberta's The Whitsundays certainly have a knack for writing yellowed, reverb-wrapped pop music, borrowing from the grand tradition of English psychedelia, garage, and vintage organ rock. With reverent nods to the flower-picking whimsy of the Zombies, the red-faced bluster of the Animals and the delightful insanity of Syd Barrett, The Whitsundays' self-titled debut is a vintage gem, and a charming hodgepodge of '60s music ephemera.