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  1. www.redbull.com › ar-es › nisennenmondai-tecno-rock-japon-canciones-exclusivasNisennenmondai tecno-rock japonés canciones exclusivas - Red Bull

    Masako Takada (guitarra), Yuri Zaikawa (bajo), y Sayaka Himeno (batería) hacen un sonido tecno-rock industrial hipnótico y a la vez vibrante que debería agradar a quienes tienen debilidad por...

  2. www.discogs.com › artist › 1191209-Yuri-ZaikawaYuri Zaikawa Discography | Discogs

    Explore music from Yuri Zaikawa. Shop for vinyl, CDs, and more from Yuri Zaikawa on Discogs.

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › NisennenmondaiNisennenmondai - Wikipedia

    Guitarist Masako Takada, bassist Yuri Zaikawa, and drummer Sayaka Himeno met at a club near their university and formed the band soon after. The band have mostly released music on their own Bijin label. The compilation album "Neji/Tori" was released by Norway's Smalltown Supersound in 2008.

  4. nisennenmondai-music.bandcamp.com › album › n-a#N/A | Nisennenmondai

    1 de abr. de 2016 · Nisennenmondai are three girls from Tokyo, Sayaka Himeno (drums), Yuri Zaikawa (bass) and Masako Takada (guitar), who have been playing instrumental music together since 1999.

  5. www.allmusic.com › artist › yuri-zaikawa-mn0001085987Yuri Zaikawa Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio & More | AllMusic

    Explore Yuri Zaikawa's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Yuri Zaikawa on AllMusic.

  6. www.electronicsound.co.uk › features › long-readsNisennenmondai: Hashtag Innovation – Electronic Sound

    1 de may. de 2016 · Yuri Zaikawa’s basslines, which previously riffed and provided melody, are now either luscious slabs of slowly moving pure tone or single note pulses held for 10 minutes or more at a time.

  7. metropolisjapan.com › meet-nisennenmondaiMetropolis Japan

    4 de sept. de 2015 · Nisennenmondai: Yuri Zaikawa, Masako Takada, and Sayaka Himeno. They don’t sing anime songs or wear uniforms, and they aren’t part of the “ kawaii ” boom. But instrumental rock trio Nisennenmondai—Japanese for “the Y2K bug”—are one of Japan’s hippest musical exports.