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Ultra-prism
Ultra-Prism is a Japanese electro-pop duo formed in 2016 by vocalist and producer KAITO and multi-instrumentalist AIC. They released their debut EP...
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Ultra-Prism is a Japanese electro-pop duo formed in 2016 by vocalist and producer KAITO and multi-instrumentalist AIC. They released their debut EP 'Symphonic' that same year, working with shimmering melodies and electronic beats.
In 2018, their single 'Shinryaku No Susume' became their breakthrough track. The band defended it as commentary on war and obedience.
Ultra-Prism has released four full-length albums since then, continuing to work in their electronic pop style while occasionally facing criticism for their lyrical content.
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