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Ayria ([[It Is Pronounced "Tro-PAY"|pronounced area]]) is a Canadian futurepop/synthpop musical solo project formed in early 2003 by Toronto's Jennifer Parkin (formerly of the band Epsilon Minus). Her music incorporates feminine vocals with elements of [[Industrial]], [[Trance]] and 80's new-wave. |
Ayria ([[It Is Pronounced "Tro-PAY"|pronounced area]]) is a Canadian futurepop/synthpop musical solo project formed in early 2003 by Toronto's Jennifer Parkin (formerly of the band Epsilon Minus). Her music incorporates feminine vocals with elements of [[Industrial]], [[Trance]] and 80's new-wave. |
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* ''Debris'' (CD) - 2003 |
* ''Debris'' (CD) - 2003 |
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* ''My Revenge On The World'' (EP) - 2005 |
* ''My Revenge On The World'' (EP) - 2005 |
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* ''Plastic Makes Perfect'' (CD) - 2012 (to be released) |
* ''Plastic Makes Perfect'' (CD) - 2012 (to be released) |
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* [[Big "Shut Up!"]]: Several times in "The Gun Song" |
* [[Big "Shut Up!"]]: Several times in "The Gun Song" |
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* [[Broken Bird]]: The songs "Girl on the Floor", "Lovely Day" and "1000 Transmissions" are good examples. |
* [[Broken Bird]]: The songs "Girl on the Floor", "Lovely Day" and "1000 Transmissions" are good examples. |
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