WHAT'S THE POINT?
The intention is to promote people who make beautiful music.
The intention is to introduce you to the people who have been carving their own path...with no care for what anybody thinks.
We try not to post things that are still for sale but sometimes post things that are not easily available. If you like what you hear, then find these people and tell them how great they are.
Better still, tell them and then seek out their new releases and buy them. We add links, when they are reliable and active, so that you can keep track if you so wish.
Always go straight to the artist or the label where possible. That way, the money goes straight to the people responsible for this art. These people rely on our support to keep going and make more quality releases!
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Because the original is such a great tribute to Neu!, and because I'll take any excuse to practice my Japanese, here's a translation of the song in the video posted above, in case anyone should by chance want one: https://pastebin.com/b5NQg1TY
I love these weird Hijokaidan collabs, thanks!
Well Bill.
That is entirely the kind of both barrel in the face nerd facts that we demand of the people who wander by here. Most mere mortals can't be arsed.
We bend at the knee and salute you!
BisKaidan albums were pretty much the only thing from them I disliked tbf, as it sounded like generic noise and equally generic pop music blended together sloppily. The idea is nice but I think there are already tons of acts, Japanese or of elsewhere, who have successfully blended these two or more to amazing results. Hoping this collab's better :)
Hijokaidan spin-offs are generally great though- the jazz and post-rock/shoegaze projects I liked quite a lot.
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