Guernica (band)

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Guernica was a Japanese band formed in 1981. The trio consisted of vocalist Jun Togawa, composer and violinist Koji Ueno, and lyricist and art director . They are presumably named after the famous painting Guernica by Pablo Picasso. The band performed avant-garde pastiche of inter-war European music, sometimes substituting synthesizers for an orchestra. They borrowed futurist, communist and fascist aesthetics to recall the European and Asian inter-war and wartime period.

Discography[]

• 1982.06.21 - Kaizou eno Yakudou (A Lively Thrust Towards Reconstruction)
• 1982.06.21 - Ginrin wa Utau c/w Marronnier Tokuhon
• 1988.07.21 - Shinseiki eno Unga (Canal to the New Century)
• 1989.03.05 - Denrisou karano Manazashi (Regards from the Ionosphere)

External links[]

• Official Site (Japanese)
• discogs

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