The Japanese noise-rock trio released their fifth studio album, "SuperHappyFunTime," in 2005 via Ipecac Recordings . The album title "Skinny, Sexy, Cool" is actually the opening track, serving as a play on TLC's famous "CrazySexyCool". Musical Profile and Concept
Their style is a chaotic blend of Neo-Psychedelia , Art Punk , and Noise Rock . Fans describe the experience as an "out-of-control carnival ride" featuring jagged three-part vocal harmonies and adventurous arrangements.
Their live shows are highly theatrical, featuring technicolor aesthetics and "flower-power" dresses, often compared to the B-52's, Devo, and Talking Heads. Skinny, sexy, cool.. exgirl - SuperHappyFuntime...
Performances range from "shrieking Punk Diva banshee" to "cute girl" and even operatic styles.
The band claims to originate from the Planet Kero Kero , often appearing in elaborate, bizarre homemade costumes and rubber wigs. Key Members & Production The Japanese noise-rock trio released their fifth studio
The band was assembled by Japanese producer Hoppy Kamiyama , often called the "Japanese Brian Eno".
Included Kirilola, Keikos (guitar/vocals), and Chapple (drums/vocals). Legacy & Reception Fans describe the experience as an "out-of-control carnival
They gained international attention through Mike Patton of Faith No More, who released their music on his label and toured with them.