Dos
Rolling in on an unbreakable motorik groove, The Parrots second album - Dos - starts very much on the front foot. From You Work All Day And Then You Die’s relentless pulse to closer Romance’s end of the night celebration of friendship and survival, Dos is an all consuming, life-affirming joyous noise.
The Parrots began, like most, as a garage band that had inspired to push further in Madrid. Dos was conceived by Diego Garcia (guitar, vocals) and Alex de Lucas (bass) as a chance to showcase their wider ambitions. That desire to expand the band’s sound led them to working with producer Tom Furse from The Horrors.
Dos
Rolling in on an unbreakable motorik groove, The Parrots second album - Dos - starts very much on the front foot. From You Work All Day And Then You Die’s relentless pulse to closer Romance’s end of the night celebration of friendship and survival, Dos is an all consuming, life-affirming joyous noise.
The Parrots began, like most, as a garage band that had inspired to push further in Madrid. Dos was conceived by Diego Garcia (guitar, vocals) and Alex de Lucas (bass) as a chance to showcase their wider ambitions. That desire to expand the band’s sound led them to working with producer Tom Furse from The Horrors.
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Rolling in on an unbreakable motorik groove, The Parrots second album - Dos - starts very much on the front foot. From You Work All Day And Then You Die’s relentless pulse to closer Romance’s end of the night celebration of friendship and survival, Dos is an all consuming, life-affirming joyous noise.
The Parrots began, like most, as a garage band that had inspired to push further in Madrid. Dos was conceived by Diego Garcia (guitar, vocals) and Alex de Lucas (bass) as a chance to showcase their wider ambitions. That desire to expand the band’s sound led them to working with producer Tom Furse from The Horrors.
