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TSUSHIMAMIRE | Japanese all-girl trio plays eclectic art-punk and noise-pop
The all-girl trio is considered one of Japan's best live acts and has enchanted audiences around the world with its versatility at more than two thousand concerts. Their cult status is no longer limited to their home country: in the USA, they regularly perform at anime conventions, which has certainly contributed to their fame - as has the fact that their songs have been featured in the soundtracks of animated films and video games. There's no doubt that their eclectic art-punk and noise-pop can be described as "fascinating and creative", as they unabashedly mix noise and hardcore with psychedelic, introspective indie and danceable disco sounds, all flavored with "neon-colored" references to their native everyday pop culture. These three women will delight fans of interesting alternative music as well as lovers of the aforementioned Japanese underground and pop culture!

Support: THE NAMBY PAMBIES | Deliberately simple post-punk with roots in early punk
The deliberately simple sound of the three Stuttgart natives is somewhere between post-punk and alternative, without forgetting their roots in the early punk of the British founding years.