Seiichi Yamamoto is simply godlike, and therefore Omoide Hatoba is akin to Mt. Olympus, only a lot noisier.

Originally a Boredoms side-project, Omoide quickly made a strong showing all their own, and honestly have put out a stronger set of albums than the Boredoms themselves (sorry, Eye).

They've changed a lot over the years from almost-intolerable to basically adorable, with shiny sonic platters spinning - experimentally winterfresh.

I simply love Omoide Hatoba, and had the priviledge of seeing them live a while back - there were literally amps heald overhead, if you know what I mean.

If you see an album, especially the last two, buy it and bounce up and down to the now sounds.