Necry Talkie
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Necry Talkie

Necry Talkie was a Japanese electronic duo active in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with Kazuhiko Kato on synthesizer and vocals and Hiroyuki Matsukubo on...

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Necry Talkie's abrasive electronics and ambient noise

A Japanese electronic duo from the late 80s and early 90s that mixed ambient textures with industrial noise.

For a sense of their abrasive side, try 'Kongaragatta!' from their early 90s work. If you want to hear where they ended up, the more melodic soundscapes on 'Azabu' tell that story.

Necry Talkie's music didn't fit neatly into existing categories, which meant it drew polarized reactions for its harsh textures and themes of urban alienation. You can hear that confrontational approach on tracks like 'Kongaragatta!' and 'Yuruse! Hattori' from their early 90s period.

They released their first album, 'Fuzaketenaize,' in 1988, which included 'Ongakuga Kiraina Onnanoko.' Their work from that period, like the 1990 album 'Go-Gan' and 1992's 'Kodomo-No Jikan,' leaned into dissonant rhythms and atmospheric noise. By 1994's 'Azabu,' they had shifted toward more melodic, ambient soundscapes.

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Necry Talkie was a Japanese electronic duo active in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with Kazuhiko Kato on synthesizer and vocals and Hiroyuki Matsukubo on drums. Their sound was a mix of ambient textures, industrial noise, and experimental electronics that didn't fit neatly into existing categories. They released their first album, 'Fuzaketenaize,' in 1988, which included the track 'Ongakuga Kiraina Onnanoko.'

Their work from that period, like the 1990 album 'Go-Gan' and 1992's 'Kodomo-No Jikan,' leaned into dissonant rhythms and atmospheric noise. Songs such as 'Kongaragatta!' and 'Yuruse! Hattori' reflected their tendency toward abrasive, confrontational electronics. By 1994's 'Azabu,' they had shifted toward more melodic, ambient soundscapes.

Necry Talkie's music often drew polarized reactions for its harsh textures and themes of urban alienation.

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