Now with English subtitles, here is one of Japan's vocaloids Kagamine Rin performing "Meltdown" - a very eerie song about wanting to dive into a nuclear reactor "live" in concert:
See also Japan Nuclear Reactors in Full Meltdown
Showing posts with label japanese music video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japanese music video. Show all posts
Friday, April 8, 2011
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Tenniscoats Live in Ebisu, Tokyo
Here is Tenniscoats performing "Baibaba Bimba" live in one of their recent Take Away shows:
Directed by Colin Solal Cardo
Sounds & Mix by François Clos
Produced by Chryde for La Blogotheque
24 February 2010
Ebisu, Tokyo, Japan
Read more about the making of this video: Tenniscoats LA BLOGOTEQUE (French)
See more about the Tenniscoats (Japanese/English)
Directed by Colin Solal Cardo
Sounds & Mix by François Clos
Produced by Chryde for La Blogotheque
24 February 2010
Ebisu, Tokyo, Japan
Read more about the making of this video: Tenniscoats LA BLOGOTEQUE (French)
See more about the Tenniscoats (Japanese/English)
Labels:
ebisu,
Japan,
japanese music video,
The Tenniscoats,
tokyo
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Merepeoples - "Sherman"
One of the hottest Japanese alternative rock bands going now, here is the Merepeoples and their newly released "Sherman" video:
Merpeoples bewitch; The Party's . . . party

Sex and magic served up by two new Japanese girl bands
By SIMON BARTZ
Friday, Feb. 26, 2010
Via Japan Times
Four cute young women clad in ghostly white robes prance around in a forest holding twigs: No, it's not an outtake from the classic 1973 pagan spookfest "The Wicker Man." Yes, it is the excellent video for the Merpeoples' spankingly sublime song "Sherman."
Singer/guitarist Charlotte and drummer Rico must be the star pupils in their art-school class, as Merpeoples — completed by keyboardist Sayaka and bassist Ikuko — made the video themselves.
"Sherman," boasting a hypnotic but spiky guitar lick, is the catchiest song you'll hear this year and deserves to be a staple hit on all indie dancefloors. Like most of Merpeoples' eponymous debut album — released Feb. 17 — "Sherman" is dreamy pop melded to post-punk guitar riffage, but the band aren't afraid to experiment, and on the track "Midara na Story" ("Dirty Story") Sayaka's ivory-tinkling conjures up an exotic buzz — like the music from a James Bond scene in a souk.
Shame they spelled "Sherman" wrong.
"You mean it's S-H-A-M-A-N?" asks Charlotte.
I'm afraid so. Sherman is an old U.S. tank. I didn't see a tank in the video.
"Thanks, but on the CD it's in katakana, so it's OK," Charlotte says (she got her nickname 'cos a friend said that in profile she looks like Charlotte Gainsbourg).
Continued...
Merpeoples bewitch; The Party's . . . party
Sex and magic served up by two new Japanese girl bands
By SIMON BARTZ
Friday, Feb. 26, 2010
Via Japan Times
Four cute young women clad in ghostly white robes prance around in a forest holding twigs: No, it's not an outtake from the classic 1973 pagan spookfest "The Wicker Man." Yes, it is the excellent video for the Merpeoples' spankingly sublime song "Sherman."
Singer/guitarist Charlotte and drummer Rico must be the star pupils in their art-school class, as Merpeoples — completed by keyboardist Sayaka and bassist Ikuko — made the video themselves.
"Sherman," boasting a hypnotic but spiky guitar lick, is the catchiest song you'll hear this year and deserves to be a staple hit on all indie dancefloors. Like most of Merpeoples' eponymous debut album — released Feb. 17 — "Sherman" is dreamy pop melded to post-punk guitar riffage, but the band aren't afraid to experiment, and on the track "Midara na Story" ("Dirty Story") Sayaka's ivory-tinkling conjures up an exotic buzz — like the music from a James Bond scene in a souk.
Shame they spelled "Sherman" wrong.
"You mean it's S-H-A-M-A-N?" asks Charlotte.
I'm afraid so. Sherman is an old U.S. tank. I didn't see a tank in the video.
"Thanks, but on the CD it's in katakana, so it's OK," Charlotte says (she got her nickname 'cos a friend said that in profile she looks like Charlotte Gainsbourg).
Continued...
Labels:
alternative rock,
japanese music video,
japanese rock,
merepeoples,
sherman,
video
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Ryuichi Sakamoto Live in Tokyo 04-28-09
Earlier this year in April, the legendary Ryuichi Sakamoto performed live at Tokyo Opera City concert hall:
Labels:
celebrity,
celebrity news,
Japan,
japanese music video,
live,
Ryuichi Sakamoto,
tokyo
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Lego Big Morl 'Afureru' 溢れる
Just released on July 22, 2009, here is the new single 溢れる ('Afureru' or 'Overflow') by the Japanese indie rock group known as Lego Big Morl
Starting out in March 2006 in Osaka, Lego Big Morl has quickly become a pretty popular group and has often appeared on both local and national Japanese TV and radio shows. Current members are Kanata Takehiro (Vocals & Guitar), Tanaka Hiroki (Guitar), Shintaro Yamamoto (Bass) and Asakawa Hiroshi (Drums). They will appear live at the SkyJamboree '09 in Nagasaki on Sunday, August 23 2009. For more information about this band, please visit their Official Website You can also listen to some more samples of their upbeat and catchy tunes on their MySpace page
Starting out in March 2006 in Osaka, Lego Big Morl has quickly become a pretty popular group and has often appeared on both local and national Japanese TV and radio shows. Current members are Kanata Takehiro (Vocals & Guitar), Tanaka Hiroki (Guitar), Shintaro Yamamoto (Bass) and Asakawa Hiroshi (Drums). They will appear live at the SkyJamboree '09 in Nagasaki on Sunday, August 23 2009. For more information about this band, please visit their Official Website You can also listen to some more samples of their upbeat and catchy tunes on their MySpace page
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Live Video: Mass of the Fermenting Dregs
Recently released on YouTube, here is a very good, multi-camera shot video of Mass of The Fermenting Dregs live at the Daikanyama Unit in Tokyo on September 22, 2008. And having seen them just a couple months ago, I have to say that this video really captures the intensity of Mass Dore and their fans quite well. Of course, you want to turn up the volume all the way:
Related posts:
Mass of The Fermenting Dregs - ハイライト
Mass Of The Fermenting Dregs Tokyo Concert Review
Mass of the Fermenting Dregs Live Video
Mass of the Fermenting Dregs Promo Video
Related posts:
Mass of The Fermenting Dregs - ハイライト
Mass Of The Fermenting Dregs Tokyo Concert Review
Mass of the Fermenting Dregs Live Video
Mass of the Fermenting Dregs Promo Video