They're really french langage lovers -"Tricot" meaning knitting and "potage" soup. It sounds really funny as hell for french-speaking people (I'm from Belgium, and I already have my ticket for their september concert in Brussels)
"Ochansensu-su" was the first one I've heard from them back in summer 2018, when I discovered the Japanese music scene. Since that time I rarely listened to western music.
Here are a few of my favorites: ua-cam.com/video/d6rxGmvQPLU/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/P_B_GalsJrE/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/h2ydFHebKgQ/v-deo.html
If you like Alt-Indie rock, I would recommend a Japanese band that is very rarely in the repertoire of the reactor, although it has been working successfully and has existed for over 30 years. It's about the female trio "Noodles" who, as I mentioned, have been building their fan base for over 30 years and have a recognizable indie sound that is both familiar and unique at the same time. If he heard this band on the radio, he would never guess that it is from Japan. The first association for me would be that it is a band from NY. The band has toured the US several times and can literally organize a US tour whenever they want, which is simply unimaginable for many currently "famous" Japanese bands. The band has a lot of good songs and what is their greatest strength and quality is consistency. I recommend the song "Ruby ground" ua-cam.com/video/39jHGV8f_dA/v-deo.html, so if you like it, keep exploring their catalog deeper.
If you want some tricot suggestions: End roll - this is their newest MV from Feb 2022 ua-cam.com/video/JCm99M7FtFE/v-deo.html Right Brain Left Brain - from 2/20/2020, the video tells a story ua-cam.com/video/fQSJ5oe8Qf4/v-deo.html Niwa (5 drummer version) - this video features Miyoko Yamaguchi on drums plus four more drummers, it is a fun jam session ua-cam.com/video/FetsZlqmlWM/v-deo.html
This reaction to Tricot made me think you might like this band called The Back Horne, the song, "Cobalt Blue": ua-cam.com/video/BSMdHwrWR7U/v-deo.html .. its not exactly the same type of music, but it's another Japanese band with an amazing vibe.😎
I love band-made and tricot. Please check out "butter" by tricot. There is a studio version and a live version. Both are good, but the studio version has a better atmosphere. ua-cam.com/video/le4hm2Dce9I/v-deo.html I look forward to your next reaction.
A band with vibes I didn't know I needed until I heard them.
They're really french langage lovers -"Tricot" meaning knitting and "potage" soup. It sounds really funny as hell for french-speaking people (I'm from Belgium, and I already have my ticket for their september concert in Brussels)
This was the first Tricot song I heard. Pretty intriguing place to start. I'm glad they mix it up a lot.
"Ochansensu-su" was the first one I've heard from them back in summer 2018, when I discovered the Japanese music scene. Since that time I rarely listened to western music.
I have really been enjoying this band since I found out about them through you. They have such a unique sound that just fits. I'm diggin it.
Here are a few of my favorites:
ua-cam.com/video/d6rxGmvQPLU/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/P_B_GalsJrE/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/h2ydFHebKgQ/v-deo.html
If you like Alt-Indie rock, I would recommend a Japanese band that is very rarely in the repertoire of the reactor, although it has been working successfully and has existed for over 30 years. It's about the female trio "Noodles" who, as I mentioned, have been building their fan base for over 30 years and have a recognizable indie sound that is both familiar and unique at the same time. If he heard this band on the radio, he would never guess that it is from Japan. The first association for me would be that it is a band from NY. The band has toured the US several times and can literally organize a US tour whenever they want, which is simply unimaginable for many currently "famous" Japanese bands. The band has a lot of good songs and what is their greatest strength and quality is consistency. I recommend the song "Ruby ground" ua-cam.com/video/39jHGV8f_dA/v-deo.html, so if you like it, keep exploring their catalog deeper.
Wow good stuff
Sooo good. Great analysis; thank you for spreading knowledge about them.
If you want some tricot suggestions:
End roll - this is their newest MV from Feb 2022
ua-cam.com/video/JCm99M7FtFE/v-deo.html
Right Brain Left Brain - from 2/20/2020, the video tells a story
ua-cam.com/video/fQSJ5oe8Qf4/v-deo.html
Niwa (5 drummer version) - this video features Miyoko Yamaguchi on drums plus four more drummers, it is a fun jam session
ua-cam.com/video/FetsZlqmlWM/v-deo.html
This reaction to Tricot made me think you might like this band called The Back Horne, the song, "Cobalt Blue": ua-cam.com/video/BSMdHwrWR7U/v-deo.html .. its not exactly the same type of music, but it's another Japanese band with an amazing vibe.😎
Best math rock band
More Nemophila soon?
I love band-made and tricot. Please check out "butter" by tricot. There is a studio version and a live version. Both are good, but the studio version has a better atmosphere.
ua-cam.com/video/le4hm2Dce9I/v-deo.html
I look forward to your next reaction.