The Parlophonics Germany
The Parlophonics is an alternative rock band making brilliant Power pop/rock despite having never been in the same room with
each other. If anything, distance has only added grace and intention to the band’s sound, which is based in the classic British pop and rock of the 60s and 70s.
Robert Horvath, Fernando Perdomo, and Hugh Macdonald have released their debut album A Day in The Life in 2021.
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