We have just finished all studio work for our 2nd full album. How are the sessions going and can you give us a bit of a preview of the new album? It’s very exciting to hear that you’re in the studio working on new music. No VPN? Listen to mouse on the keys on Xiami. If I explain our music to people who don't know much about our music, I might say 'movie soundtrack meets hard-core drums.' When I form mouse on the keys, I had the concept to mix the elements of contemporary music, dynamic hard core drum and French modern harmony with the sense of Detroit techno followers. I want to walk around and see modern architectural buildings.įor people who may not know your band, how would you describe your unique sound? I would love to absorb the atmosphere of the culture, street and people there.

It will be the first time we perform on the Mainland and also the first time we will be going there. Will this be your first time performing on the Mainland? If so, what are you hoping to see and do?

We’re very excited to see you in Shanghai. We chat with co-founder/drummer Akira Kawasaki about their Mainland debut, their upcoming new album and being post- post-hardcore.Ĭongratulations on your upcoming China tour. Their enchanting music is complemented by a dazzling video show that takes audiences into a virtual Tokyo. However, mouse on the keys are fuelled by its unique two piano lineup. The dynamic Japanese instrumental trio emerged out of the country’s post-hardcore scene where their early boosters included the fine post-rock group Toe.

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