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Podcasts – Néojaponisme

a web journal on Japan and elsewhere

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  1. FAST PART FAST PART MOSH PART FAST PART VOLUME TWO

    Volume Two in this podcast series devoted to digging up punk and punk-derived music from Japan. This episode hops all over the nation and is a bit more stylistically eclectic in scope than Volume One. Bands from Hokkaido (Tranquilizer), Sendai (G-Spot), and Toyama (Z, Chaos C.H.) are represented,...

  2. FAST PART FAST PART MOSH PART FAST PART VOLUME ONE

    As a skater/punk kid in the upstate New York countryside during the ’80s, a big factor in educating my would-be musical taste was reading Thrasher when I could get my hands on a copy. (Note that this was in the last few years that Thrasher still devoted a lot of time to punk.) There were […]

  3. Podcast on Citrus and Emori Takeaki

    In a few days, Néojaponisme will publish an interview with one of our musical heroes — Emori Takeaki (江森丈晃) of the bands Citrus and Yoga’n’ants. Citrus was a legendary and mysterious indie-pop band on the Oyamada Keigo (aka Cornelius) imprint Trattoria Records. Yoga’n’ants is Emori’s latest...

  4. MR NO MUSIC Podcast ONE

    Néojaponisme and music related present: a pandatone podcast of Japanese indie electronic artists. MR NO MUSIC podcast ONE File: mp3 Feed: .rss feed for iTunes etc. TRACKLIST 1. Aoki Takamasa, Ogurusu Norihide, Takagi Masakatsu “Walking With POLCO” 2. Miki Odagiri “Vapouring Rooms Right/Left” 3....

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a web journal on Japan and elsewhere

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Podcasts – Néojaponisme have?

Podcasts – Néojaponisme has 10 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on December 14, 2009.

What is Podcasts – Néojaponisme about?

a web journal on Japan and elsewhere

How often does Podcasts – Néojaponisme release new episodes?

Podcasts – Néojaponisme publishes about every 76 days, based on its 10 episodes since January 2008.
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