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 Akeboshi knows how to convey melancholy and sadness from the very first track.

 Akeboshi imitates the Japanese but can’t do it, even though he is Japanese, because it’s as if he were an Englishman playing Japanese music.

 Listen to Akeboshi's album now and immerse yourself in a soulful journey of folk melodies and emotional depth.

 "World World World" begins with a guitar arpeggio that vaguely recalls "Lucky" by Radiohead and continues with the galloping of all the other instruments.

 If you have the opportunity explore Asian Kung-Fu Generation and immerse yourself in Japanese indie-rock.

 Dive into Asian Kung-Fu Generation’s 'World World World' and experience the heart of Japanese indie rock today!

 This second CD is a real album, and not a collection of tracks put aside as a reserve.

 Put Thom Yorke on drums and you get 'Bangers and Mash,' an excellent Rock 'n Roll track that live, is even more satisfying.

 Dive into Radiohead's In Rainbows (CD2) and experience the overlooked brilliance of this unique companion album.

 Years and years of musical evolution thrown to the wind.

 Dario’s voice is unbearable, it sounds like a crow blaring continuously.

 Read our full review and decide if Dari's 'In Testa' is truly worth your listen.

 Everything is perfect, EVERYTHING.

 If I could, I would have this piece played at my wedding.

 Dive into X-Japan's Blue Blood and experience the legendary blend of metal mastery and heartfelt emotion today!

 The first track 'Mitsuami Heroine' is a pop ballad that closely resembles 'Human Behavior' by Björk.

 'Midori pop de' delivers a real 'POLYSICS moment' with blaring synthesizers and vocoder.

 Listen to Kayo’s Mitsuami Heroine to experience a fresh solo take blending synth-pop and emotional storytelling!

 In my opinion, 'We Ate The Machine' is their best album.

 A solid pass.

 Explore Polysics' 'We Ate The Machine' for a unique fusion of energetic synth-rock and quirky Japanese style!