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Kyoto Republic

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Self Description

The act of writing and publishing a manifesto in this day and age may be seen as a sign of great arrogance. However, when nerds making music for other nerds is the par of the course and detachment from, even ignorance of, a whole spectrum of music and other arts is seen as a virtue, it is fair to say that arrogance becomes a positive, necessary force of change.

Kyoto Republic does not stand for the labelling of ultimately formalistic music as "experimental" simply because it might differ from the most obvious pop formulas by means of "quirky sounds" or "erratic beats". Kyoto Republic does not stand for considering any scene as a singularity, a self-sustaining musical universe in and of itself.

Kyoto Republic stands for creativity. Free exchange of ideas and immersion in influences feeds creativity; separationism strangles it. All the "radical" ideas of your "experimental" music have been nurtured for over a century now, over a period that reaches vastly beyond your home computers, your Internet and your "online revolutions".

We aim for our words, our works, to have RELEVANCE. When we call something we release "bizarre", you will not expect a few humorous bleeps every now and then; you will know you are in for a warped treat as twisted and oneiric as any surrealist masterpiece. If we release something that is "experimental", you will know better than to expect formalistic IDM.

Artists

So far: chda, Jean Nine, Jori TJ Kemppi, Squeek, Kiova Project, Trailing Space, Finnish Pop Sensation

Releases

Additional Information

  • music-format: Ogg Vorbis, MP3
  • cover-format: JPEG
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