la scène 裸身 Tokyo, Japan
"la scène" is a French word the band uses to represent the Japanese word 裸身 "rashin" meaning "naked body." They are a duo
made up of female vocalist/bassist Saya and male guitarist Eiji.
Eiji has played guitar on two Boris tracks, track 4 on the compilation Up Jumped the Devil - Tribute to Robert Johnson, "Me and the Devil Blues" (2000), as well as track 7 on Attention Please, "Aileron" (2011).
... more
If you like la scène 裸身, you may also like:
supported by 4 fans who also own “天の赤道”
Floor-to-ceiling Boris ragers! It’s like they looked back on songs like Statement and Woman On the Screen and said “let’s do a whole album like that!” Most of these tracks don’t even pass 3 minutes! Zerkalo holds up the middle with some anguished doom. In the end, *NO* is as strong and declarative as it’s title.
go to album
An easy-to-love combination of emo and jangle pop, the first full album from Spirit Night in eight years feels bathed in a golden glow.
go to album
Hushed, low-lit, folk-based music from Wales that recalls Mojave 3 at their most beautiful.
go to album
Utterly gripping doomgaze lit up by the haunting vocals of Michelle Malley make Iress a band to watch.
go to album
Tour De Tokyo
by Hazy Sour Cherry
A fun new sound from the Tokyo underground, Hazy Cherry's debut is a mix of 60s bubblegum and 80s jangle pop.
go to album
Kite Without a String
by Beach Moon/Peach Moon
One-man, shoe-gazey band's suitably summery follow-up to Paper Trail's last sunshine-kissed release by Cloud.
go to album
Pebble / Gre[a]y SPLIT LP
by GLOM
The Brooklyn indie band turns dystopian thoughts into feel-good music on their latest EP.
go to album
