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Plastic Weather's New Music Video

Plastic Weather just dropped a music video for their song "Doppelgänger." Filmed entirely on an iPhone, the video is fast and chaotic. It shows the members wandering around the Enchanted Forest theme park, wearing a variety of crazy, menacing, ridiculous masks. It’s enchantingly creepy. If Alice in Wonderland was a synth-based musical, it would look a lot like this music video. The goofy, gothic aesthetic fits the mood of the song quite well. As the band dances around the park, their playfulness not only highlights the chemistry the members have with each other, but with their audience as well. Watching them makes you feel like you’re one of the gang, in on whatever prank it is they’re playing. Give it a watch below!

By Avril Carrillo, Photo by Corbin Corbiin

Published: December 17, 2018 |

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Spend your Summer Listening to Plastic Weather

As temperatures rise, it’s hard to find music suitable for the antsy, feverish moods caused by hotter nights. Luckily for those living in Portland, Plastic Weather is around to provide the perfect outlet for that restlessness. A self-described “bratty synth punk” band, Plastic Weather makes dynamically angry synth-pop. Fast percussive stabs and short synth sustains make the music heavy, compelling, and great for dancing. The synth playing especially stands out, and introduces elements of prog-rock into their music. Without it, the band would not have the spacey 80's sci-fi soundscape that makes it so unique. The vocalist's echoing, disembodied vocals pair well with their melodramatic and abstract lyrics. Ultimately, Plastic Weather sounds like an angsty synth-pop band trapped in a feverish daydream but having a good time. - Avril Carrillo

Plastic Weather’s next show will be June 10th with Planet Damn and GNäRDS at No Fun.

Published: June 07, 2018 |

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Published: December 31, 1969 |

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