Tokyo Japan's Polysics return with their eighth studio album, Absolute Polysics. Their unique blend of synth/guitar fueled punk rock nods to everyone from Devo to XTC to Melt-Banana. On Absolute Polysics the band is firing on all cylinders, daring any listener to remain still during the record's high energy fourteen tracks.

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Strangely, Polysics or Die!!!! Vista varies drastically from Polysics' earlier greatest-hits record, Polysics or Die!!! Only six songs from the previous disc make the cut of the new MySpace Records release, further proving that choosing a list of Polysics' best singles is no easy task. That said, this compilation seems to be better thought out and serves as an excellent introduction to the poppier side of the band, despite the omission of some of their finest songs, most notably "XCT" from Neu. This disc m...   [ read more ]

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The Japanese equivalent to DEVO, right down to the yellow jumpsuits. Asian Man Records have been trying for the last two years to get this amazing band released in the U.S. After constant nagging from label president Mike Park, Asian Man is proud to announce the release of Polysics debut album, "Hey Bob, My Friend!!" Asian Man doesn't really know what the title means, but there's no arguing with the amazing music they produce. Their electronic wizardry, combined with raw sounding guitars, gives Polysics an...   [ read more ]

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