After Dinner

After Dinner is an Osaka-born musical project formed by composer and singer Haco. Presented in the reviews as a musical laboratory open to many sound experiments, the group released Paradise of Replica (1989), featuring 16 musicians and a blend of avant-garde, art-rock and references to traditional Japanese sounds. The project ended when Haco chose to pursue a solo career.

Haco is identified in reviews as the composer and singer who founded After Dinner in Osaka. Paradise of Replica was released in 1989 and features contributions from 16 musicians. Reviewers compare the project's approach to Rock in Opposition and Slapp Happy, and note Haco's vocal resemblance to Dagmar Krause. The project closed when Haco focused on a solo career.

After Dinner is presented in the reviews as an Osaka-born musical laboratory led by composer/singer Haco. The 1989 album Paradise of Replica features 16 musicians and blends avant-garde, art-rock and elements that reference traditional Japanese sounds. Reviewers note accessibility despite dissonance and compare Haco's vocals to Dagmar Krause. The project closed when Haco chose to focus on a solo career.

For:Listeners of experimental, avant-garde and art-rock music; fans of Japanese experimental scenes and curious listeners who enjoy unconventional instrumentation.