O ne thing you can remark on, when conversing about Japanese culture, in general, is that it's, um, quirky. Most Japanese pop culture has had a hard time finding a foothold in the minds and hearts of the rest of the world, ignoring of course the phenomenal hold of Pok mon on the avid minds and anxious hearts of the world's youth, but we won't go there. That's not to say that quirky is bad. Not at all. I love Japanese culture, both the traditional past and the contemporary present of the small string of islands.
Every rhythm is a meticulous combination of electronica that manages to sound uncontrived and fun.
There's nothing new or innovative here just trippy tracks from Japan. There's no real meat to sink your teeth into. Most listeners will find themselves looking elsewhere for better electronic tunes upon which to engorge themselves. That's not to say the album isn't lively or fun, just that Triangulum is really only an appetizer for bigger and better meals. All rights reserved.