Music
Explore genres, artists, and trends shaping the global music scene
Cyber Hearts: Tomoko Aran and the Girl-Powered Sound of 80s Anime Paid Members Public
The 1980s in Japan, often referred to as Japan’s economic bubble period, witnessed not only rapid industrial growth but also significant social shifts, propelling the emergence of a vibrant youth culture that celebrated individual expression, technological innovation, and a blend of traditional and contemporary influences. At the heart of
The Psychedelic Score of Serial Experiments Lain Paid Members Public
In the realm of anime, the interplay between visual storytelling and music can elevate a series from mere entertainment to a transformative experience.
Sea Breeze & Space Girls: Toshiki Kadomatsu and the Pop Surf of Anime Paid Members Public
Toshiki Kadomatsu emerged in the early 1980s, a time when City Pop began to flourish. This genre seamlessly blended elements of jazz, funk, and rock, creating a soundscape that embodied urban life while reflecting experiences of youth and desire. His breakout albums, such as “Sea Breeze” (1982) and “In the
Fly Me to the Moon: A Song That Became Synonymous with Evangelion Paid Members Public
The moment you hear the lilting melody of this song, it instantly evokes memories of epic battles, existential questions, and complex characters
Awakening Neon: Hiroshi Sato and the Soundtrack of the Cyber City Paid Members Public
Awakening of the Cyber City
The Making and Legacy of Tank! from Cowboy Bebop Paid Members Public
The Making and Legacy of Tank! from Cowboy Bebop
Bay City Beats: Junko Yagami and the Sonic Pulse of the 80s Paid Members Public
Yagami's work is a vibrant representation of the musical landscapes of 1980s Japan.
Dissecting A Cruel Angel’s Thesis: Why Evangelion’s Opener Still Resonates Paid Members Public
A Cruel Angel’s Thesis: Why Evangelion’s Opener Still Resonates
