2020.5.8
“AIZ” released the new music Album “AIZ ist AIZ”
“AIZ” just dropped the new and hot Album “AIZ ist AIZ”. It will contain the songs 'In der Nacht', 'Message to the 100th Anniversary', 'Jusco', 'Zico Soccer', 'Tomoyukis Kinderbetreuung', 'Tapioka Träume', 'Energen', 'Gesundheitzentrum', 'Egusisoup & Eba' and 'In der Nacht (live)' total of 10songs. Enjoy the Electronic sound from the far east Asia.
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1： In der Nacht
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2： Message to the 100th Anniversary
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3： Jusco
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4： Zico Soccer
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5： Tomoyukis Kinderbetreuung
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6： Tapioka Träume
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7： Energen
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8： Gesundheitzentrum
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9： Egusisoup & Eba
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10： In der Nacht (live)
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Relase date：2020-05-08
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Genre： Electronic / Alternative / Children's Music
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AIZ (AIZ, A-I-Zett) is a popular music unit formed in Tokyo in 2019. With German New Wave (Neue Deutsche Welle) at the helm, the band's origins are laid in genres such as post-punk, no-wave, lo-fi, noise rock, industrial music, and signalwave. Also,The visual images are included an archival VHS footage, Japanese suburban landscapes, lonely rural landscapes and a communist architecture,and Dadaism. We, AIZ, advocate the concept of "Neue Japanische Welle" under the concept of "a common air pocket existence" and "a genius dilettante". The name AIZ is a reference to a propaganda magazine called AIZ (Arbeiter-Illustrierte-Zeitung, Workers' Gazette) published by the German Communist Party in the 1920s and 1930s. Known for the editorial participation of photographer/dadaist John Hartfield (Helmut Herzfeld), AIZ magazine has been described as attempting to resist the regime from an aesthetic using photo montage, a stance shared by AIZ.
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