Vistoron

Vistoron
Studio album by KAKU P-MODEL
Released	October 7, 2004
Genre	Technopop Electronica
Length	37:18
Label	Chaos Union (TESLAKITE)
KAKU P-MODEL chronology
Vistoron (2004) Gipnoza (2013)

Vistoron (ビストロン, Bisutoron) is the first album by KAKU P-MODEL, a solo continuation of P-MODEL led by Susumu Hirasawa, released four years after the group had disbanded. It combines the intricacies of Hirasawa's solo work with the more intense tendencies of P-MODEL. The story of the album revolves around Anti-Vistoron, which are being sent out primarily through mass media to show people a false reality, and a mysterious Ashu-on (亞種音) organism which relays information to Hirasawa through a translation machine.^[1]

Track listing

1. Dual Pespective 3 (二重展望3, Nijuu Tenbou 3)
2. Big Brother
3. Anti-Vistoron (アンチ・ビストロン, Anchi-Bisutoron)
4. Adore me, I am TV (崇めよ我はTVなり, Agameyo Ware wa TV Nari)
5. Cruise Psyclaon (巡航プシクラオン, Junkou Pushikuraon)
6. Darkness π duai (暗黒πドゥアイ, Ankoku pi duai)
7. Para-Uniphs (パラ・ユニフス, Para-Yunifusu)
8. Space hook
9. Vistoron (ビストロン, Bisutoron)
10. Antimonesia (アンチモネシア, Anchimoneshia)

Track information

• "Dual Perspective 3" is the third installment to a series of songs originally played by P-MODEL in 1981.^[2] Remixes of the song, Dual Perspective 3.1 through 3.4, were played as introductions to each one of the four nights of the LIVE VISTORON concerts.
• The white noise in "Vistoron" is an edited part of "Skeleton Coast Park" from Water in Time and Space.^[3]

References

External links

• Vistoron at NO ROOM - The official site of Susumu Hirasawa (P-MODEL)