戸川純 is another banger by Jun Togawa—very avant-garde and experimental. It’s Japanese new wave and synth-pop.

Suki-Suki Daisuki by Jun Togawa is a Japanese new wave synth-pop album. It heavily utilizes synthesizers for instrumentation, but the vocals are definitely the highlight—she does a lot with her voice. In comparison, the instruments are more subdued.

The album is meant to be a satirical take on the Japanese idol scene, making it an acquired taste. She does sound a bit like Houshou Marine; both are Japanese and hags—coincidence? I don’t think so.

Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later that debt is paid.

~ Valery Legasov

Do not miss the spectacle that is the VTLeague. My money is on /hag/, they destroyed /vtwbg/.

The German midwestern emo band has a singer with a cute voice. Sadly, the band only ever produced this one album and is now disbanded.