New Molice Video: “Into You”
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Creepy black and white! Weird images! Random words flashing on screen! Plus explosions! See it above in the new Molice video.
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Creepy black and white! Weird images! Random words flashing on screen! Plus explosions! See it above in the new Molice video.
If I were to be totally honest, I think Suiyoubi No Campanella and their hectic mish-mash of genres started feeling a little overexposed this summer. Not necessarily their fault — being in the spotlight at all times is practically a demand for ascendant J-pop acts — but following the (very good) UMA I would have…
Long-running electro-pop artist SAWA is back, having just released a new mini-album and now sharing the song “Oboroge Dancing” from it. It’s an up-tempo track featuring shimmering details and an EDM-era breakdown, one that slides in nicely with the song as a whole (considering how much festival-ready stuff is influenced by electro-pop, it makes sense)….
Welp, here’s my most anticipated Japanese album of 2011. J-Pop siren Salyu boasts an absolutely attention-grabbing voice, able to transform what should have been ho-hum J-Pop into something special. Musical tinkerer Cornelius creates forward-thinking pastiches, having released a handful of excellent albums and putting together one of the best (and precise!) live shows around. Tokyo…
Erectricmole aren’t just writing songs, they’re creating entire worlds. Houka No Hirune, the young group’s recent debut for the fledgling Flawless World imprint, takes the idea of electro-pop being loud techno-leaning feet movers and inverts it, turning the synths inward to create intimate sonic worlds. Erectricmole give their creations plenty of color and life, beats…
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4h8m74pyC8″] Take a wild, possibly PCP-fueled drive in the above clip for Capsule’s lead single from the album of the same way. And please let me know if the music actually matches up with the visuals like “Star Guitar” because I can’t tell.
DJ Fulltono keeps it simple on his latest release, which comes via Italian label Beat Machine Records. And dude has earned the right to deliver a pretty straightforward slice of footwork wonder — he’s definitely one of the reason’s the country’s footwork scene has mutated into the wonderful thing it is today. “Tribal Dancer” busts…