Denki Groove
Denki Groove formed in Tokyo during the 1980s, with Takkyu Ishino and Pierre Taki as its core members. Their music pulled from techno and funk, creating a...
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Denki Groove formed in Tokyo during the 1980s, with Takkyu Ishino and Pierre Taki as its core members. Their music pulled from techno and funk, creating a sound that felt both danceable and slightly off-kilter. Early tracks like 'Shangri-La' and 'Pocket Cowboy' established their approach, which was more about texture and groove than traditional pop structure.
Their debut album 'Electric Soup' arrived in 1990, followed by 'A' in 1994. These records found an audience in Japan's underground electronic scene, where their experimental tendencies were more welcome.
In 2019, Pierre Taki was arrested on drug charges, which led to a hiatus for the group. Denki Groove has indicated they plan to continue, though with a changed lineup. Songs like 'Niji' and 'Twilight' remain in their catalog, markers of a particular electronic sound from that era in Tokyo.
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