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Dan Grunebaum

Dan has written about music and produced Japanese music events in Tokyo and NYC for two decades.
Does J-pop Suck? - Metropolis Japan

Does J-pop Suck?

Or, why music isn’t a universal language

Trippple Nippples - Metropolis Japan

Trippple Nippples

Fake boobs, tequila, mud… and now an EP

Yamon Yamon - Metropolis Japan

Yamon Yamon

The Swedish rockers take the indie route to Japan

Ninja Tune XX - Metropolis Japan

Ninja Tune XX

DJ Food spills the beans on the label’s 20th anniversary

J-Wave Worldwide Showcase 2010 - Metropolis Japan

J-Wave Worldwide Showcase 2010

Cyro Baptista reflects on the global percussion explosion

Vampire Weekend - Metropolis Japan

Vampire Weekend

The “world’s whitest band” opens up at Fuji Rock

Prins Thomas - Metropolis Japan

Prins Thomas

The Norwegian DJ gets ready to transport Tokyoites to the cosmos

Manu Chao La Ventura - Metropolis Japan

Manu Chao La Ventura

The Spanish rebel rocker trades in his stadium act for a trio

Hifana - Metropolis Japan

Hifana

24H follows a day in the life of the sampling wunderkinds

A Guy Called Gerald - Metropolis Japan

A Guy Called Gerald

Gerald Simpson has harsh words for today’s dance music

Tokyo Symphony Orchestra - Metropolis Japan

Tokyo Symphony Orchestra

Conductor Hubert Soudant says Japan’s orchestras must battle to survive

Kazumi Watanabe - Metropolis Japan

Kazumi Watanabe

Four decades on, the jazz icon plays the role of elder statesman

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