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Kenshi Yonezu is in the featured artist set for this episode along with music from Ken Ishii, Saka-Sama, and Junko Yagami.
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New music from Aimer? A little dash of K-Pop thrown in? Songs from movies about fighting armies of robots? Nihongaku Radio is getting down to business!
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 68: Aimer Sparks Again appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums list is missing out on Japanese music.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 67: Rolling Stone Missed This Japanese Music appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Brian Clark of onemillionpower.com stops by to give us a proper introduction to his favorite Japanese rockers, The Yellow Monkey.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 66: Resonance of The Yellow Monkey appeared first on Nihongaku!.
It’s been months since I’ve been to a live show. Same for you? Well, the good news is that a lot of bands and artists are making the switch to live-streamed concerts. Take our featured artist for this episode, Negicco. ... Read More »
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 65: Midnight Cruisin’ With Negicco appeared first on Nihongaku!.
More than 1,000 songs from various Mobile Suit Gundam soundtracks are coming to a streaming platform near you.
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Prepare to add "folktronica" to your lexicon courtesy of Omodaka.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 64: Polycats and Plum Songs appeared first on Nihongaku!.
It's summer! That means it's time for a city pop episode.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 63: City Popping Economic Bubbles appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Relax to these chill vibes from Kirinji and Gen Hoshino. Don't miss Yellow Magic Orchestra in the featured artist set!
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 62: Halfway Behind the Mask appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Prepare for some newer Polysics music, a little K-Pop courtesy of the idol group Twice, and a particularly cool track from Sekai no Owari.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 61: Twice as Nice appeared first on Nihongaku!.
In this episode of our biweekly Japanese music podcast, get ready to hear '80s pop from TM Revolution and rock out with Boom Boom Satellites.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 60: Making Vapor Trails appeared first on Nihongaku!.
In this episode of Nihongaku Radio, we learn the correct way to pronounce One Ok Rock.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 59: I Will Never Lose to You appeared first on Nihongaku!.
In this episode of Nihongaku Radio, we hear from Korean songstress Lulileela and get acquainted with Scandal in the featured artist set.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 58: Scandalous Linguistics appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Welcome back to Nihongaku Radio, a twice monthly exploration of Japanese (and other Asian) music for a primarily English-speaking audience.
The post Nihongaku Radio Episode 57: Five Year Mood Adjustment appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's latest release, "Crazy Crazy" features a collaboration with Charli XCX and is due out on January 18, 2017.
The post Kyary Pamyu Pamyu’s Going “Crazy Crazy” With Charli XCX appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Tons of internet denizens are up in arms over the Ghostbusters reboot. By comparison, the Japanese cover of the theme song is doing pretty well!
The post Japanese “Ghostbusters” Revives Ray Park Jr.’s Classic Theme appeared first on Nihongaku!.
It looks like things are picking-up-picking-up-picking-up for ska fans this summer.
The post Japanese Ska Band Kemuri Tour With Streetlight Manifesto and Less Than Jake appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Nihongaku Radio is returning, bigger and better than ever—and it all starts this Friday on SXSWfm.
The post Nihongaku Radio Takes Over SXSWfm With Japan Nite Specials appeared first on Nihongaku!.
Those looking to get an earful of American J-Rock would do well to give Akai Sky's new EP, Chasing Lights, a listen.
The post Akai Sky Releases New EP Chasing Lights Out Today appeared first on Nihongaku!.