Experimental Album Born from Jet Lag and Karaoke Dreams
So, the experimental artist decided that the best studio is on a tour bus in Japan, recording their new album 'Cloud Time' amid the chaos of travel. As they put it, it was recorded while 'on tour in Japan'—because why use a soundproof room when you have neon streets and noodle soup ambiance? This might be the only album where jet lag is a featured instrument and airport announcements double as background vocals.
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Nothing screams musical innovation like turning your tour chaos in Japan into an album. Next up: capturing sushi chef whispers and vending machine applause as avant-garde soundtracks.
Ah yes, 'Cloud Time'—the album born from indecision, Jet Lag, and probably a lost Wi-Fi signal somewhere over Tokyo.
If you think your productivity is chaotic, imagine dropping an album recorded mid-tour in Japan. It’s like trying to bake a souffle on a rollercoaster.
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 8/7/2025 | Author: Matthew Strauss
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