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DEADTECH SYNDROME

Sugiyama U1

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A completely new full album that incorporates cold/dark wave into the new wave/techno style of the previous album "Space Cat's Cradle." Megurine Luka is the main vocalist, and the lyrics have a cyberpunk worldview and quantum mechanics motif, making up a total of 10 songs. The cover artwork is an original illustration by Morizono Miruku, as with the previous album.

"This sound is surprisingly new for a techno/vocaloid 80's revival, isn't it? My favorite songs are track No.5 and 6." Kubota Haruo (music producer, guitarist)

Artist Profile

  • Sugiyama U1

    Since the mid-80s, he has been a bassist, programmer, and composer for the band " MOUDOKU(means deadly oison)", which combines elements of hardcore, punk, noise, lo-fi, garage, grindcore, techno, alternative, psychedelic, and avant-garde. His 1990 home-recorded track "16 Mon" with The Crazy SKB is said to be the origin of nerdcore. Since 2008, he has been active as a vocaloid producer, using analog synths to create 80s-style new wave/techno music. In 2012, under the name Sugiyama "Thunder" U1, he participated in the music production of Victor Entertainment's "Miku Punk Genesis Edition / V.A."

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