Penguin noise

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The penguin noise is a Japanese band.

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History

• It is the pioneer of the Western music-like indie band boom that arose mainly on a live house of the Shimokita neighborhood in the late 90s.
• Ida, 舍川 are making in meeting demo tape for the cause in the musical piece that 八十嶋 makes in 94.
• In 96, I make my debut in album "friends" from ゴッツポップレコーズ.
• In 97, I decorate the measure debut with a single "water slider" than TOSHIBA EMI.
• I release three pieces of albums and six pieces of singles.
• I collect a musical piece produced in David Friendman, The Flaming Lips in "jet lag".
• "フレドニア" collected in "jet lag" is the name of a location of the studio of David Friendman visited in the case of recording.
• There was a crisis of a recordmaker transfer, changing name and the dissolution, but revives afterwards in indies album "イリグチ" in 2001.
• However, in 2002, I am active and stop and am dissolved.

Member

• 80 Atsushi Shima vocals, guitar charge.
• Keiichiro Ida base charge.
• 舎川勝 drum charge.

Discography

Album

• Friend
• High jump
• Jet lag
• Perfect Morning Call
• イリグチ

Single

• Yellow morning coat e.p.
• Water slider
• Deadline
• Thank-you
• PUZZLE
• My Life

Omnibus

• GuitarLightnin' HorrorSmilin'

　(I want to become collecting /HAND, wind)

• return of GuitarLightnin' HorrorSmilin'

　(collecting /ALL DAYS, It's Alright)

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