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Noda and his band-mates, often pigeon-holed alongside alternative rock rivals 9mm Parabellum Bullet, Bump of Chicken and Asian Kung-Fu Generation, take their cue from 1990s Japanese acts such as Mr. 'But the songs are really quite difficult to play.' - Lip-synching idols - Which puts Radwimps on the opposite end of the scale to the lip-synching idols of the ubiquitous J-pop scene, dominated by the bubblegum fashions and powder-puff tunes of AKB48 and Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, princesses of kawaii (cute) with an apparent fetish for singing about confectionary treats. 'Yojiro really has a wide range of expertise and lays down lots of different melodies and rhythms so it's easy to listen to,' said guitarist Akira Kuwahara of the band's heavily layered sound. Anyway, scouring the social media grapevine a nice little morsel of gossip was found that could indicate that the lads are. Has there ever been more years between a debut and a sophomore album than The Avalanches 'Since I Left You' (2000) and Wildflower (2016)? Probably.but I'm sure it's pretty rare. With a sound not dissimilar to British rockers Bloc Party, punctuated by spiky guitars and an electronic edge but without the uber-serious lyrics, Radwimps recently played in London, Berlin and Paris. 'It's not 'pop' pop and people who listen to rock, half of them think our music is a little complicated - the arrangement and stuff.Д«ut we don't want to be categorised by a genre.' The floppy-fringed Noda, who went to elementary school in Tennessee and Los Angeles from the age of six to 10, exudes a slightly androgynous sex appeal on stage in floppy hat, off-the-shoulder white top and black sarong. 'Basically it's a rock band,' said the 30-year-old songwriter, switching seamlessly from Japanese into a fluent American West-Coast drawl. Asked to define their post-punk style, Noda let out a sigh. Yojiro Noda of Japanese rock group Radwimps performs at the Yokohama Arena В©Toshifumi Kitamura (AFP) A recent homecoming gig triggered crowd mania at Yokohama Arena as Radwimps belted out smash hits such as the number one 'Dada' with its savage guitar riff, the reggae-inspired 'Iindesuka' and the English-language '05410' - which sounds rather like Taylor Swift bumping heads with Green Day, but still poptastic. 'I learned to play guitar listening to Oasis when I was 13 or 14, just remembering the chords,' Noda told AFP after the band's return from their first European tour. The platinum-selling Yokohama foursome have released seven albums to date since forming at school in 2001 after vocalist Yojiro Noda first picked up a guitar and began strumming along to songs by Britpop giants Oasis.

In a Japanese music scene flooded with helium-voiced teen bands chirping about candy, fluffy bunnies and all things 'kawaii' or cute, indie rockers Radwimps offer a potent vaccine for sugar-poisoning.

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