Artist......: Tujiko Noriko
Album.......: From Tokyo To Naiagara
Source......: CD
Label.......: Tomlab
Genre.......: Electronic
Tracks......: 8
Bitrate.....: 718 kbps avg
Playtime....: 00:48:46 (261.MB)
Rls date....: 2021-04-19
Store date..: 2003-06-10
Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
Url.........: http://www.tujikonoriko.com/
01 Narita Made 5:06
02 Zipper 6:56
03 Rocket Hanabi 7:10
04 Mugen Kyuukou (Infinity Train) 6:05
05 Kiminotameni 5:17
06 Tokyo 5:12
07 Tokyo Tower 4:32
08 Robot Hero 8:28
Thus far, there's no catchy genre name for music like Styrofoam, Solvent's
indie-pop cut-ups, Ulrich Schnauss's less techy work, Pulse Programming
vocal tracks, or Schneider TM's cover of "There is a Light that Never Goes
Out": chilled-out bedroom types working in the idiom of abstract
electronics (i.e., patching and processing beats and samples on their
computers), but writing songs like sappy indie kids (i.e., with shy vocals,
sleepy melodies, and "real" instruments). The closest thing to a nametag,
"laptop folk," seems left over from the critical orgy around Mum, and it's
far more evocative than accurate.