F. Staber's Memories arrived at an intriguing moment in Austrian rock—1983, when new wave and power pop were reshaping what pop music could be. This Viennese outfit captured that bright, propulsive energy on "Lucy," a track that marries infectious melodies with the angular guitar work and snappy rhythms that defined the era. The single's B-side, "There Are No Kangaroos In Austria," suggests a band unafraid of wit and playfulness, deflating pretension while delivering genuinely catchy songwriting. Released on the independent Idee label, this 45 offers a window into Vienna's underground rock scene when regional sounds mattered as much as what came from London or New York. It's the kind of record that rewards repeated listening—hook-laden but never lightweight, with the kind of understated confidence that comes from a band simply doing what they do well.