Dojinshi is...
Blogs I follow
- 3hive
- 75 or Less - Album Reviews
- An Eternal Thought in the Mind of Godzilla
- Built on a Weak Spot
- Captain Obvious
- DOA
- Dusted Magazine Features and Reviews
- Fucked Gaijin - fuckedgaijin.com
- I AM FUEL, YOU ARE FRIENDS
- J-Film Blog - Japanese Films from an American Perspective
- JapanNewbie
- Japundit - Published news
- Lars Martinson: Cartoonist
- No-sword
- Otaku Hime: Things Japanese
- Pink Tentacle
- Tasty
- Toronto J-Film Pow-Wow
- WFMU's Beware of the Blog
- 世論 What Japan Thinks
| Links | Audio Clip |
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| Introduction | A visit to a Tokyo electronics store (circa 1966) where each television is turned up to nine and tuned to a different channel. Dojinshi is an electronic music group/project/band/concern reinterpreting Japan's culture musically by mixing old scraps of its media with original composition--something between musique concrete and DJ Shadow but more like Amon Tobin or Radio Zumbido without the funkiness. Dojinshi is Chris Fuller who is the composer/producer and Clarence Horne Hamms who helps out with everything else. Dojinshi is a Scary Bodega Productions production. |