Yellow Magic Orchestra -Naughty Boys & InstrumentalNaughty Boys (1983) was Yellow Magic Orchestra's seventh and final album to top the Japanese Oricon Pop charts. After that, no Technopop artist was able to reach No. 1 until Perfume's 2008 album Game. "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" also became the highest charting single by a Technopop artist on the Oricon charts, debuting at No. 2; a record the song retained until Perfume's "Love The World" debuted at No. 1 in 2008. A remix album, Naughty Boys Instrumental was

spawned from the 2 Tone music and cultural movement of the 1970s

You could dig your little paws through a lot fo crates before you found its equal

It was sophisticated music mirroring Japan’s punch-drunk prosperity

It’s these risks and experiments that make Forever Turned Around a triumph

Presented on black vinyl with a poster of the glorious

they made No

Little Fictions was recorded in Scotland and Manchester and sees the band collaborate with the string players of The Halle Orchestra

and while splitting her time between Rome and London she awkwardly melts a resilient stiff upper-lip into the hot-blooded passion which has fuelled her finger-picked momentum through all of her adult life

well you know our views on that

Wire’s first three albums need no introduction

Remy’s euphoric 4AD debut

at which point the collective split