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{{Short description|Japanese band}} | genre = [[Synth-pop]], [[abstract music|abstract]] ...

{{Nihongo|'''Kousokuya'''|光束夜|Kōsokuya}} is a Japanese dark [[psychedelic rock]] band. This [[Rock music|rock]] outfit, founded by Interview. ''G-Modern'', issue 17, 97-98 Winter. pp. 10–25. (Japanese) ...

This song was covered by Taiwanese girl groups [[4 in Love (group)|4 in Love]] and [[Ice Creamusume]], as well as Korean a [[Category:Songs in Japanese]] ...

{{Short description|Belgian synth-pop band}} | genre = {{hlist|[[Synth-pop]]|[[New wave music|new wave]]|[[Electronic music|electronic]]|[[Avant-garde ...

{{Short description|Japanese music group}} | genre = {{hlist|[[J-pop]]|[[synth-pop]]|[[techno]]|[[hip hop music|hip hop]] (early)}} ...

{{Short description|Japanese rock/new wave/pop band}} .../music/tm-network.html|title=TM Network|publisher=Pia Corporation|language=Japanese|date=August 31, 2007|access-date=2010-01-29}}</ref> ...

* [[synth-pop]] ...(on Source Records) and in the US on 29 October 2002 (on Astralwerks). The Japanese release (26 March 2003) also included the bonus tracks, "Out of Bed", "Coin ...

...uzuki Network]] and consolidating a warm and ongoing relationship with the Japanese/German artist. The collaboration with [[Peter Kember|Sonic Boom]] also resu [[Category:Italian rock music groups]] ...

...Pitchfork |date=9 February 2005 |access-date=27 June 2012}}</ref> mix of [[synth-pop]], [[New wave music|new wave]], [[electronic music|electronic]], and [[pop ...ut some of their output also features a number of other languages, such as Japanese, Spanish and Turkish. The band has covered songs by [[Sylvie Vartan]], [[F ...

{{Short description|Japanese new wave band}} | genre = {{hlist|[[New wave music|New wave]]|[[post-punk]]|[[synth-pop]]}} ...

{{Short description|Japanese music band}} ...rt career, they have typically been categorised as one of the most notable Japanese progressive rock bands.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.progarchives.com/art ...

...ssue/record/2001/2001_02.pdf | journal=The Record |type=Bulletin |language=Japanese |location=[[Chūō, Tokyo]] |publisher=[[Recording Industry Association of Ja [[Category:French house music groups]] ...

{{Short description|Japanese musical group}} *[[Synth-pop|synthpop]] ...

{{Short description|Japanese band (1983–1996)}} ...ssive pop]]<br/>[[Progressive rock]]<br/>[[New wave music|New wave]]<br/>[[Synth-pop]]<br/>[[Pop rock]]<br/>[[Electronic music|Electronic]]<br/>[[J-pop]] ...

...He has also released material under the name Pointless, produced music for Japanese TV commercials, and for Nickelodeon's "Eureeka's Castle". [[Category:Punk rock groups from Indiana]] ...

| genre = {{hlist|[[Crossover music|Classical crossover]]|[[synth-pop]]|[[electronica]]}} ...itish [[string quartet]] that specialises in [[classical crossover]] and [[synth-pop]] music. The quartet has sold five million albums. ...

{{Short description|Japanese rock band}} '''Hikashu''' (ヒカシュー) are a Japanese [[experimental rock|experimental/]][[progressive rock|prog rock]] band led ...

{{Short description|Japanese pop band}} ...title=Pizzicato Five stripped disco to its barest essentials and turned it Japanese |url=https://www.avclub.com/pizzicato-five-stripped-disco-to-its-barest-ess ...

{{redirect|Electronic pop|the related genre|synth-pop|popular electronic music|Electronic music#Late 1960s to early 1980s}} * [[Synth-pop]] ...

{{Short description|Japanese female noise rock band}} '''Ex-Girl''' (stylized as '''eX-Girl''') is a Japanese female [[noise rock]] trio. The band's lineup currently consists of Kirilol ...