With tongues planted firmly in cheek (and amps that go to 11), Brisbane’s Suzy Loves Dick "always takes the proceedings up a few decibels, to deliver a 70's LA vibe mixed with a little T-Rex shimmy-shake. (Time Off Magazine, January, 2006). A Suzy Loves Dick live show is the quintessence of old-school rock/punk energy influenced heavily by the CBGB’s era:

“This trio is just rock! Suzy Loves Dick hit the stage with an onslaught that would have pleased the late Ian Rilen. That wicked wall of sound was as pure as any "X gig" that I have seen. Very cool.” (Gez - Ne'erdowells: 2006)

Hot on the heels of sessions at Lunch Box Studios with Powderfinger’s Darren Middleton, Suzy Loves Dick is planning a release of a tri-single CD package in early 2007. That’s three singles packaged together. No B-sides here.

The band is also about to begin work on their much-anticipated forthcoming full-length CD at Black Box Studios with Jeff Lovejoy at the helm.

The members of Suzy Loves Dick have performed in working bands together up and down the East Coast over the years.

This band is the exciting reunification of the three. Front man/bassist, Paul Whoreker, can also be heard playing with an Australian rock icon in his other band, Rumours, fronted by none other than rock icon Mick Medew of The Screaming Tribesmen fame.

It’s this experience and inherent energy that makes a Suzy Loves Dick show such a tight explosive event. Jeff Lovejoy once said Suzy Loves Dick, ”… sounds like The Velvet Underground meets Motorhead; You’ll either get it or you won’t.”

And that’s fine by Suzy.