Big Big Sun

Half Japanese

Big Big Sun

RELEASED: January 01, 1986
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Little Doll --:-- 2. Later in a Magazine --:-- 3. T for Texas --:-- 4. We Call it Rock --:-- 5. I Know How it Feels... Bad --:-- 6. She's Not a Girl --:-- 7. Fortunate --:-- 8. King Kong Bundy --:-- 9. Hey Joe --:-- 10. Nicole Told Me --:-- 11. Nervous Communication Breakdown --:-- 12. What I Say --:-- 13. Rock Party --:--
Released in 1997, 'Big Big Sun' by Half Japanese is an eclectic blend of lo-fi punk and experimental rock, showcasing the band's signature DIY aesthetic. The album captures a raw and unfiltered sound, characterized by jangly guitars, unconventional song structures, and a playful yet introspective lyrical approach. It is often regarded as a significant entry in the indie rock scene of the late 90s and demonstrates the band's influence on subsequent generations of musicians who embrace nontraditional styles and methods of production.