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“One of the best songwriters in Australia.” Noel Mengel, Courier Mail “Classy, attractive and delightfully melodic songs with a strong base in the 1970s and an eye to something timeless.” Bernard Zuel, Sydney Morning Herald “Elvis Costello meets Ice Cream Hands.” Andrew Murfett, The Age Paul Andrews was a founding member and chief singer/songwriter in Sydney band Lazy Susan, which spent most of the 2000s flirting at the edges of awareness of Australia’s more informed music-loving public. During the band’s 14-year history (Lazy Susan breaking up in early 2012), Paul was the driving force behind its four albums, six EPs, and countless interstate tours and local shows, both as a headliner and with national and international touring acts (eg: Brian Wilson). Paul’s songs – Bobby Fischer and Canada – were two of the most frequently played tracks on Triple J in the first half of the 2000s, with the national youth network paying the band the honour of inviting them on their flagship Live