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![]() PolysicsYour Rating:Average Rating:Hometown: Tokyo (Japan) About:ReviewsPolysics (US) Japan's Polysics have announced a US tour starting next week. The run also makes the last appearance of Kayo, longtime keyboardist, who will be leaving the group after the tour. Her bandmates will be taking a hiatus after the tour wraps up, saying this: POLYSICS will be going on hiatus following their concert at the Budokan. This is a first for the band, who have been on a crazy schedule that have flabbergasted both… January 21, 2010 Tours: Polysics (US) Tokyo's Polysics are headed to the US later this month in support of their new record Absolute Polysics. The MySpace Records band kicks things off at the Bottom Of The Hill in San Francisco on the 28th, wrapping things up on February… January 12, 2010 Tours: Jaguar Love / Polysics Jaguar Love, which includes former members of Pretty Girls Make Graves and The Blood Brothers, will be hitting the road with Japan's Polysics. You can click Read More for the… October 15, 2008 Tours: Polysics: "We Ate the Machine" Tokyo's Polysics have launched a stream of their new full length We Ate The Machine. The CD and digital version of the new record hits on September 30, 2008 via… September 30, 2008 Tours: Polysics detail US releases, double LP Tokyo's Polysics have unveiled US release plans for their upcoming full length We Ate The Machine. The CD and digital version of the new record hits on September 30, 2008 via MySpace Records, with a vinyl version to precede it on August 26th. The vinyl will be a double LP featuring the new record as well as their 2007 full length Karate… July 05, 2008 Tours: Hellogoodbye / Say Anything / Polysics on Myspace Tour Dates have been announced for the first MySpace tour. The bill will feature Hellogoodbye, Say Anything and Polysics. The entire proceedings is being sponsored by "Extreme Style"… August 29, 2007 |
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A new wave/synth-pop/J-Rock band, hailing from Tokyo. The band started in 1997, but got their big break in 1998 at a concert in Tokyo. They create high energy music, fusing conventional guitar music, with synthesized and computer generated sound to create a unique mixture of punk and pop, heavily inspired by the American band Devo. Their song lyrics often consist of Japanese, broken English, or just plain gibberish ("Space Language"). The band has been noted for their extremely energetic live performances and their wild gimmicky outfits.