Xinlisupreme
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| XINLISUPREME | |
|---|---|
| Origin |  Kumamoto, Japan |
| Genre(s) | J-Pop Post-Rock Hardcore Punk Electronica Experimental Rock |
| Years active | 2001 - present |
| Website | http://www.xinlisupreme.com |
| Members | |
| Yasumi Okano | |
Xinlisupreme(シンリシュープリーム) is a Japanese Musician from Kumamoto, Japan. XINLISUPREME’s first release 7” single "All You Need Is Love Was Not True" in December 2001. Their debut album, "Tomorrow Never Comes", was released on early 2002. Including gushing praise from Andrew Weatherall, who even went so far as to write a short story"The Xinli Incident"[1] about the band, comparing their impact on the current IDM-based scene to that of punk’s assault on prog rock. and they have released "Murder License EP" on October 2002. Driven by urgent, tightly-controlled Electro beats and swathed in massive layers of caustic guitar feedback.
A MP3 album, Neinfuturer, was released free of charge on Xinlisupreme's official website in 2005, with new songs slated for release during summer 2007.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Tomorrow Never Comes (FatCat Records, 2002)
- Neinfuturer (www.xinlisupreme.com, 2005)
[edit] Singles and EPs
- All You Need Is Love Was Not True 7" (FatCat Records, 2001)
- Murder License EP seven tracks Mini-Album (FatCat Records, 2002)
- Zouave's Blue MP3 Single (www.xinlisupreme.com, 2002)
[edit] Notes
- ^ Andrew, Weatherall. "The Xinli Incident", Liner Notes, Tomorrow Never Comes, January 28, 2002.
