Still haven't done the Leopard thing, so here's another post for your delectation:
January 20, 2008 - Cyber-punk hit-makers BESPA KUMAMERO have released their new CD "Romantic Waves" on JapanFiles.com. The indie-Japanese music website is the only place outside of Japan where fans can purchase the new tracks.
BESPA KUMAMERO is currently nominated as "Best Rising Star" in the 2008 Shojo Beat Music Awards, highlighting the best in contemporary Japanese music. Fans can vote for the band at Shojo Beat's website: http://www.shojobeat.com/music/ma.php
The new 14-track CD "Romantic Waves" contains 8 all new songs.plus remastered versions of the 6 tracks from their previous UK Tour Limited EP.
BESPA KUMAMERO will make their USA debut at Anime Matsuri in Houston, TX, in March of 2008.
BESPA KUMAMERO links!
MP3s - www.japanfiles.com/bespakumamero
MySpace - www.myspace.com/bespakumamero
Official Site - www.kumamero.net
Monday, January 21, 2008
New BESPA KUMAMERO album on JapanFiles
Posted by Graeme at 1:56 pm |
Labels: anime matsuri, BESPA KUMAMERO, houston, JapanFiles, live Japanese music in the USA
Thursday, January 10, 2008
It's been a while
I foolishly updated my website design software not realising that the new version I installed only works on Leopard. I do have a copy of Leopard but I haven't got round to installing it yet. That means that for now I have to go back to using this blog. Given the relative lack of updates on the Tokyo Guide site, that probably isn't a huge problem. Anyway, news of a historic live show in Tokyo (as ever, it's been cut and pasted):
Jimmy Binks and The Shakehorns, Live in Kichijoji
With crucial Shakehorn Sam Berry leaving for Spain in March, this could be the last gig for Jimmy Binks and the Shakehorns. The venue is Kichijoji's Mandala, a beautifully intimate venue which has hosted the likes of Beadroads, Osa and Killing Floor. We will kick off the show at 7pm. Doors are open from 6. Come before 7, innit.
Unfortunately, again there is a 2000yen door charge, but again there are 4 bands playing. Hopefully it will be as an eclectic bunch as last time.
This is our last and hopefully biggest gig to date. We hope a lot of you can make it.
Posted by Graeme at 6:47 pm |
Labels: historic events, Jimmy Binks and The Shakehorns, kichijoji, live music in Tokyo