Japanese avant-prog / jazz‑fusion group led by guitarist Tsuneo Imahori. Debut album released in 1993 (self-titled); described in the review as the first of four albums. The group disbanded in 1998.

Review mentions members and contributors including Tsuneo Imahori (guitar), Naruyoshi Kikuchi (sax), Osamu Matsumoto (trombone) and Akira Minakami (keyboards). The band's music is compared to Frank Zappa (conceptually), the Canterbury scene, Rock In Opposition and European avant‑gardes; praised for complex compositions, asymmetry and layered sound architectures.

Tipographica is presented as a technically skilled Japanese ensemble led by guitarist Tsuneo Imahori. Their self-titled 1993 debut (first of four albums) is lauded for complex, Zappa-influenced compositions blending Canterbury and Rock In Opposition elements. The group disbanded in 1998. The lone DeBaser review awards the album five stars.

For:Fans of Frank Zappa, Canterbury scene, avant-prog, experimental fusion and technically complex progressive music.

 Behind this enigmatic Latin name lies what can be considered, perhaps alongside Happy Family, the band that inspired the entire Japanese alternative scene of the 1990s.

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