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Japanese Breakfast

Soft Sounds from Another Planet [ CD / Album ]

Soft Sounds from Another Planet

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  • Released Date: 09 Aug 2017

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

British music enthusiasts, get ready to blast off into the outer realms of dream pop with Japanese Breakfast's latest offering, "Soft Sounds From Another Planet" (Bonus Track). This album is like a cosmic journey through a galaxy of lush melodies and ethereal vocals that will have you feeling like you're floating in space.

Michelle Zauner, the brains behind Japanese Breakfast, has crafted a sonic experience that is both otherworldly and intimately human. From the twinkling synths of "Diving Woman" to the haunting vocals of "Machinist," each track on this album feels like a glimpse into a different universe.

One standout moment is the bonus track "Boyish (Mount Eerie Flip)," which takes the already shimmering original and gives it a fresh, experimental twist. It's a bold move that pays off, adding a new dimension to an already stellar album.

Throughout "Soft Sounds From Another Planet," Japanese Breakfast manages to strike a perfect balance between celestial beauty and raw emotion. This album is a testament to Zauner's talent as a songwriter and musician, and it solidifies Japanese Breakfast's place as one of the most exciting acts in the dream pop scene.

So, grab your spacesuit, crank up the volume, and let Japanese Breakfast take you on a journey through the stars. You won't be disappointed.

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About the artist

Japanese Breakfast

Michelle Zauner, better known by her stage name Japanese Breakfast, is a rising star in the indie music scene. Hailing from Eugene, Oregon, this talented singer-songwriter combines dreamy pop melodies with poignant lyrics that will leave you in a state of nostalgia. With her ethereal vocals and unique sound, Japanese Breakfast has captivated audiences worldwide. Her music transports listeners to a whimsical universe filled with shimmering synths and infectious hooks. Japanese Breakfast's latest album, "Jubilee," showcases her evolution as an artist, blending elements of indie rock, synth-pop, and shoegaze to create a truly spellbinding listening experience. From the anthemic "Be Sweet" to the introspective "Posing in Bondage," each track is a sonic masterpiece in its own right. But what sets Japanese Breakfast apart from her peers is her ability to infuse her music with raw emotion and vulnerability. Whether she's belting out a powerful chorus or whispering heartfelt verses, you can't help but be moved by her authenticity. So if you're looking for music that will take you on a journey through the depths of your soul, look no further than Japanese Breakfast. With her unique sound and undeniable talent, she is sure to leave a lasting impression on the music world for years to come. Cheers to that, mate!

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