Tracks: This place -- Into the clouds -- Times (out of mind) -- 5 reasons -- What do you want to hear -- Strangers -- 5000 miles -- Little pieces

Described by Spencer as 'atmospheric, moody indie pop'.

The Garden Path started when Vic Flierl from the defunct Fools Apart joined with Rohan Belton from The Verge and Graeme Burdett, guitarist from the Screaming Believers. The band came to the public's attention in Adelaide through winning a place with their song Night and Day on the Brewing mini album, a competition organised by radio station SAFM during 1985 to highlight local talent.

They were selected in 1985 to be included in the Sydney station's 2JJJFM (now known as ABC's JJJ) Cooking with George, second edition compilation album with two songs What do you want to hear and Times [out of mind].

The Garden Path was active between 1984-1991. The original line up consisted of Vic Conrad (Flierl) guitar and vocals, Colin Gellard on bass, drummer Terry Aldridge, Rohan Belton, keyboards and Graham Burdett on lead guitar. As some of these players left the band they were replaced with David Lokan lead guitar, Craig Rodda drums and Charles Derek, keyboards.

Discography:

Album 5 reasons released by Greasy Pop in 1986
Album All the things released by CC Music in 1989
Album Blue released by Greasy Pop in 1987
Inclusion of Night and day on the SAFM 1985 compilation album Brewing
Times (out of mind) and What do you want to hear included on the Cooking with George too compilation album released by the ABC in 1985
This place on the Greasy Pop compilation album An oasis in a desert of noise released in 1985
The inclusion of Into the clouds, The path to your door and Time will tell on the 2003 compilation album South Central indi pop from the mullet era released by Queensland label Smashed records.

This place
Into the clouds
Times (out of mind)
5 reasons
What do you want to hear
5000 miles
Little pieces