can dance to it.". Another defining characteristic is their lyrics, which often discuss death, mortality, and the end of the world but doing so over upbeat and popular dance music. Samples from lectures by Alan Watts are spliced into several of their songs, including "Florida," "Isabella of Castile," "Medicine," "Pistol Pete," "Mystery Cloud," "Golden Light," "Hungry Ghost", "Interspace" and "Quality Time". The band, notably bassist Shawn Glassford, has earned a reputation for wearing women's clothing during live performances, as was prominently displayed in the band's music video for the song "German Love", directed by Rebecca Micciche. This is used in harmony with their "anti-fashion" approach to music. However, most of their music videos are not made with much of the band's actual involvement or appearance. Discography Studio albums Extended plays Starfucker (2008) Burnin' Up (2008) Jupiter (2009) B-Sides (2010) Singles "Julius" (2010) "Happy Fucking Holidays" (2010) (Soundcloud Release Only) "Dragon Queens" 7" Split w/ Champagne Champagne (2011) "The Wisdom of Insecurity" from Japan 3-11-11: A Benefit Album (2011) "While I'm Alive" (2012) "Golden Light" (2014) 12" "Astronaut" b/w "Little Lover" (2015) (Record Store Day release, 400 copies) "Never Ever" (2016) "Amiee" (2017) "Fantasy" (2019) "Never The Same" (2020) "Deep Dream" (2020) Other releases Heavens Youth (Reptilian Demos) (2011) Mixtape 1 Vault Vol. 1 (2017) Vault Vol. 2 (2017) Vault Vol. 3 (2017) Being No One, Going Nowhere (Remixes) (2018) Live From Brooklyn Steel (2019) Ambient 1 (2020) References External links 2007 establishments in Oregon American synth-pop groups Electronic music groups from Oregon Electronica music groups Indie pop groups from Oregon Indie rock musical groups from Oregon Musical groups established in 2007 Musical groups from Portland, Oregon Musical quartets Polyvinyl Record Co. artists