Denki Groove
Denki Groove ( Japanese 電 気 グ ル ー ヴ , Denki Gurūvu , Eng . "Electro Groove ") is a Japanese techno - pop band founded in 1989 . Your style was u. a. influenced by Kraftwerk and YMO . The current members are Fumitoshi Ishino (Takkyu Ishino) and Masanori Taki (Pierre Taki) . Former band members were Yoshinori Sunahara and Jun Kitagawa.
The band also produced several titles for various anime . So was z. B. used the single Niji as the opening title in the anime series Eureka Seven . Most recently, Denki Groove also produced the soundtrack for the anime series Kūchū Buranko , utilizing some of the already well-known tracks from the J-POP album , but also produced some new, exclusive tracks that were later released as a separate album. Especially in Germany a. a. through various appearances on the annual Mayday a high level of awareness.
Publications
Albums
- 662 BPM by DG
- Flash Papa (1991)
- UFO (1991)
- Karateka (lit. practitioner of karate) (1992)
- Flash Papa Menthol ( remix album of Flash Papa ) (1993)
- Vitamin (1993)
- Drill King Anthology (1994)
- DRAGON (1994)
- ORANGE (1996)
- A (pronounced like 'Ace') (1997)
- recycled A (remix album of A ) (1998)
- VOXXX (2000)
- Ilbon 2000 (live performance) (2000)
- The Last Supper (remix and rarities collection) (2001)
- SINGLES and STRIKES (greatest hits collection) (2004)
- J-POP (2008)
- YELLOW (2008)
- 20 (2009)
- Kūchū Buranko original sound track (2010)
- Tropical Love (2017)
Singles
- MUD EBIS (1991)
- Snake Finger (1992)
- NO (1994)
- popo (1994)
- KAME LIFE (1994)
- Niji (1995)
- Dareda! (1996)
- Shangri-La (1997)
- Pocket Cowboy (1997)
- Flashback Disco (1999)
- Nothings Gonna Change (1999)
- Shonen Young (2007)
- Mononoke Dance (2008)
- THE WORDS (2009)
- Upside Down (2009)