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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.
 
=== Discography ===
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* [[Epic Rocking]]: "Lovely Day". Though in this case it's Epic Trancing.
* [[Fractured Fairy Tale]]: "Blue Alice" is, as the song itself says, one [[Precision F-Strike|fucked]] up fairy tale.
* [[Fun Withwith Acronyms]]: Parkin once playfully suggested that "Ayria" stands for "'''A'''wesome, '''Y'''eah '''R'''eally '''I''''m '''A'''wesome."
* [[Girls Withwith Guns]]: Jennifer seems to love this trope, at least in photo-shoots.
** Conversely, "The Gun Song" is a [[Doesn't Like Guns]] song. Jennifer is in fact very anti-gun.
* [[It Is Pronounced "Tro -PAY"]]: Tempting as it is to pronounce it "AY-reea" or "Ay-Rie-ah", it's actually pronounced like the word "area".
* [[Lyrical Dissonance]]: Some Ayria songs are uncannily the catchiest [[Tear Jerker|Tear Jerkers]] you'll ever hear, when you listen to the lyrics.
* [[The Man Is Sticking It to Thethe Man]]: The subject of the song "Selling Rebellion".
* [[Ms. Fanservice]]
* [[Obligatory Bondage Song]]: "Bad List" and a cover of "Hurting You Is Good For Me".
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