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We Are Parasols Portland, Oregon
We Are Parasols is technically a band and mostly located in Portland, Oregon. We make experimental electronic pop music as
well as music videos and propaganda films. We also run No Movement Records and a recording studio called underwater research and design.
D / Vocals & Synthesizers
Jeremy / Guitars & Synthesizers
Alec / Drums & Synthesizers
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This coldwave is thawing with emotion. Through the cracked ice the beauty shines.
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This album is lovely: grim, profound, and full of emotion. A truly astounding piece of art. “Like a death in the family Lose a piece to the void Regain trust slowly I carry you wherever I go…” UPDATE: Upon reflection, “Sea of Doubt” gives me major RyoKira vibes. Excellent.
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Brap and Forth Vol. 8
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So happy I bought the vinyl, fantastic collection of Cevin's early music. Recommended if you're into Skinny Puppy or if you're a fan of early EBM, industrial or noisey beats! :)
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Moody, minimalist arrangements surround aching vocal melodies, for songs that exist somewhere between EDM and pop.
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Oh Uncertainty! A Universe Despairs
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The mysterious masked group Blood Cultures returns with a record of bubbling, tuneful synthpop.
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R&B melodies with rich synth instrumentation, these five songs from Berlin’s Magic Island sweep and soar.
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Buoyant vocals and a varied palette of synths work in perfect tandem to create gorgeous art-pop that's able to address big realities.
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