- Electronic music
- Synth-pop
- Shibuya-kei
- Lo-fi
- DIY
- Electro pop
- Alternative dance
- Acid
pop
Comment: this
handful of tracks had been created approximately 3 decades ago in
Japan on low price yet effectively propelling synthesisers and a drum
machine called Alesis HR16. Light-hearted melodies, slightly extended
and mutant chord ends, and naive yet catchy cadences with a slight
tin-tinged flavour and occasional acidic attacks are composed in a
way which can very certainly be considered as Japanese. At times it
chimes like an example of pre-electroclash via rough simplification
of post-punk music (especially at
Scene 7). Thanks to Upitup for finding and exposing the Japanese DIY maverick to a
wider audience.
