Merō Portland, Oregon
Merō has had a rather enigmatic journey—touring Europe with Other Lives, recently opening for The Weepies, and playing
locally between tours with other projects. Their debut record, Hands, is a haunting, gloom pop exploration of trauma and transformation. It does not disappoint.
Merō is Mel Guérison, Rachel Anna, Caroline Belk, Phillip Rogers and Shawn Alpay.
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