Harmonia

Getting back to Harmonia however, she would often dance along to the music in these animated music videos without much of a plot besides interacting briefly with other characters. In “I wanna see the face of the policeman,” She would notably lift up the hat of an officer and offer him a red flower which became one of the most iconic images of her. This was probably in reference to the famous photograph in which Hippies, protesting the 1966 American occupation of Korea, offered flowers to the riot police sent to clear out the protest. Harmonia was described as a mediator by Rose, someone who wanted everyone to get along and make peace with others. “I think if we all put aside our differences and listen to each other's perspective we could finally have world peace,” Rose said in an interview. Band mate Larry “Lucky Heel” Huxley would also claim that Harmonia was the voice of the generation, saying, “People who are tired of seeing war on tv and being told what to do by their parents who don’t understand it all, we all just wanna have fun and get along.”
In terms of counter culture the band was very passive but they would often preach non conformity against fashion trends, sticking to the past and not giving in to the new, being kind to each other even when you disagreed, peaceful protest, lawfulness, and individualism.
Despite their constant expressions of peace and love, behind the scenes the Harmonias reportedly where not as sunshine and rainbows as they liked to appear and there was much infighting between members. While the band generally consisted of at least five musicians, those members changed often from performance to performance and album to album - the only constant being Dylan Rose as he was reportedly “insufferable” to work with.