the band's self-titled album, "eclection", was released in august 1968. eight of the songs were written by hultgreen, and the remaining three by rosen. hultgreen and rosen also shared the lead vocals with kerrilee male, although most critics commented on the strength of male's voice, lillian roxon stating that "her voice cuts into the brain like a carving knife". the band's style drew comparisons with the seekers, jefferson airplane, the mamas and the papas and we five. reviewer richie unterberger stated: "the combination of male-female harmonies, optimistic lyrics with shades of romantic psychedelia, folk-rock melodies, acoustic-electric six- and twelve-string guitar combinations, and stratospheric orchestration couldn't help but bring to mind similar californian folk-pop-rock of the mid-to-late 1960s."