Review by Etionee Díaz

The album Small Victories by Parachute Club is a must-listen for fans of new wave and pop music. The album, released in 1984, showcases the band's unique blend of punk, reggae, and pop influences.

The album's title track, "Small Victories," is a standout with its catchy chorus and upbeat tempo. The song's message of perseverance and hope resonates with listeners even today. Another hit from the album is "Love and Compassion," a reggae-infused track that features lead singer Lorraine Segato's powerful vocals.

The album also features slower ballads such as "At the Feet of the Moon" and "Rise Up," which showcase the band's versatility and ability to create emotional and introspective songs.

Summary by Etionee Díaz

Small Victories is a timeless album that still holds up today. The Parachute Club's unique sound and powerful lyrics make this album a classic in the new wave genre.