
High-gloss EDM meets surgical J-pop precision. A neon-soaked journey of extended club mixes and crystalline synths designed for the biggest stages in Tokyo.
October 2, 2013 · Universal Music
LEVEL3 represents Perfume at their most formidable and physically imposing. Produced by Yasutaka Nakata during the peak of the global EDM boom, the album sheds the softer Shibuya-kei textures of their early career in favor of a hard-edged, crystalline digital architecture. It is an album of scale: the songs are longer, the bass is heavier, and the 'Album Mixes' are specifically designed to bridge the gap between pop radio and massive arena sound systems. The precision is surgical, yet the trio's processed vocals provide a necessary human ghost in the machine, floating through layers of sawtooth synths and complex drum programming.
How does LEVEL3 sound next to the rest of Perfume's catalogue?
Euphoric saturates this record a touch more than the artist's norm.
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