This is something of a Japanese indie-pop power meeting. Osaka’s Post Modern Team, responsible for two of 2012’s best songs in “Heartbreak” and “Never Let You Down,” team up with Twangy Twangy, fronted by Dai Ogasawara who used to be in the Shibuya-kei outfit Candy Eyes, to release a split EP on one of the nation’s best twee-leaning labels Canata Records (BOYISH, Elfs In Bloom). Post Modern Team’s contribution, “She Does Something To Me,” sees the group move away slightly from the formula they used on their best songs this year. Those two tracks each saw Post Modern Team penning a great hook and then getting as much mileage out of it as possible. “She Does Something To Me” is closer to what Sloppy Joe does, a more reserved take on Smiths/Cure-like indie-pop, with more detail paid to the verses and a less fist-pumping chorus. Twangy Twangy’s contribution, meanwhile, is a jogging number fueled by a combination of electric and acoustic guitar strums. The vocals are practically muttered and could stand to be a little louder, but the actual music is lovely mid-August fare. Download it for free here, or listen below.