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Antarctica Starts Here by Japan Air
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fave it Progressive Rock | Instrumental Rock
8 tracks | 51 minutes
Released May 2002
on Japan Air
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Strong musicianship and daring song structures combine with smart production and electronic elements to create songs for forward-looking music fans.
Bio / Background
Japan Air formed in Winston-Salem out of the vast branches of the North Carolina music scene. Set upon combining the lush imagery of their locale, the desire for musical freewill and a gift for general abstraction, the members of Japan Air began their collective quest for complete fulfillment of a new musical ideal.
That ideal has now been realized. When the obvious question "What do they sound like?" is posed, a wide range of comparisons return. This is the intention of Japan Air. Creating art through an alchemical blend of many types of communication, Japan Air provides an open palette with which the listener may paint their own interpretations of the music. Combining strong musicianship with sparse melodies, driving rhythms and daring song structures, the band turns their views on society, politics, art and mass media into pure musical expression. Japan Air is poised at the threshold of what promises to be a new era in modern music.