#p-model

[cat-with-a-keyboard]

promotional image from P-Model's 1986 album One Pattern, photographer unknown

[snailkira]

hey uh am i allowed to admit i became interested in susumu hirasawa because i liked a few p-model songs and then i saw the error of universe concert and it was really cool and then he looked at the camera and my brain said he was kind of cute and i'm a shallow piece of shit and i'm sorry

[mochitraveller]

My YouTube Poop mind is acting up again.

It makes me think that "the P in P-MODEL stands for Pingas" and all of the sudden, a mental image shows the backside of the P-MODEL album but with AoSTH Dr. Robotnik and his Nincombots instead.

[cloevr]

THE INTELLECTUAL'S OINGO BOINGO

[theguartist]

[songcolors]

could i request a palette based on the song Layer-Green by P-Model?

LAYER-GREEN - P-Model

2E75E9 | 8ED0F7 | 2DB2DB | 00FFFF | B9FFFF

[chocochococoffee]

3 x 3 spread of my fav albums, part 2 (part one was done in February lol)

maybe i can do part 3 in December? also yeah i know transmission flux its an ep fuck it

[hinami0118]

[reckonslepoisson]

Electronic Tragedy/~ENOLA, P-Model (1997)

Its songwriting neatlydivvied up between Susumu Hirasawa, Kenji Konishi and Hajime Fukuma, Electronic Tragedy/~ENOLA is the most egalitarian P-Model record – and one of the strangest, the most disjointed. Within an expected overarch of hyper-futuristic, science fiction-themed synthpop is industrial heft, slick technopop, blunt electronica and uncomplicated J-pop. Not as cohesive a whole as the best P-Model records, Electronic Tragedy/~ENOLA makes up for that by simply being filled with excellent individual tunes.  

Pick: ‘Black in White’

[cat-with-a-keyboard]

behold the impossibly hq Shoot The Monster pics

[snailkira]

not me going to bed at a not-unheard of time and then waking up four hours later fully awake with dustoid playing at full volume in my brain

[stickydramathegirl4me]

[ofsunhillow]

this is the most important thing ive seen all day all week all month

[zeppuscratches]

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