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KOJI The Planet Stoned Plus Tokyo, Japan
Rock is dying , or should we say already dead ?
Rock ’n' Roll bands are dying species here, but what else
can we do ?
Your smart phone is so exciting ? Don’t know.
Those beats from our cheap drum machine and lo-bit sampler in cold war era.
KOJI-Vocal, GuitarYUMIKO-Bass Guitar
God Bless.
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KOJI The Planet Stoned Plus recommends:
Get Your Genki - Compilation Vol. 3
by Get your Genki
A cassette tape of 20 Japanese bands was released from Germany. The design of the cassette tape and jacket is cool. Great job.
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And the Aliens [EP]
by Restless Astronaut
supported by 4 fans who also own “ROCK OYSTER CRASH”
Just put this on. Turn off the lights and float away into space. Restless Astronaut will surely take you on a wild trip with pumping bass lines, beautifully distorted guitars which will leave you with images of supernovas, distant moons and asteroids. .
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High and Low and Back Again
by Fendahlene
supported by 4 fans who also own “ROCK OYSTER CRASH”
This is one of my most listened to vinyl records - the songs just take me to a different place. The music as well as the lyrics are well crafted and want to make you listen over and over again.
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Seattle band conjure a summer-ready dreamscape through a swirling combination of dream pop, psychedelia, and disco.
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Each Dot and Each Line
by Shredded Sun
A scorching rock record from this Chicago group conjures the energy of ’90s alt-rock with a 2023 attitude.
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Not Getting What You Want, One Step at a Time
by Imp of Perverse
Getting some serious Dean Wareham vibes from this Texas bedroom project that’s anything but lo-fi.
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