What makes ANOTHER GAME by P-Model notable?

'Another Game' is significant for its innovative melding of genres, which helped shape the burgeoning techno-pop scene in Japan during the 1980s. The album received positive critical acclaim for its forward-thinking production techniques and was influential among contemporaries, establishing P-Model as pioneers in electronic music within the country. Released as P-Model's fourth studio album, 'Another Game' arrived during a period of increasing experimentation in their sound following the commercial success of 'Karappo no Sekai' in 1983. This album marked their continued evolution from traditional rock influences towards a more synthesized and eclectic approach, solidifying their role in the Japanese techno-pop movement.

Who is ANOTHER GAME for?

ANOTHER GAME works well if you're into kaleidoscopic sound explorations, infectious melodies for movement and short bursts of vibrant energy.

How many songs are on ANOTHER GAME?

ANOTHER GAME has 12 tracks, running approximately 44 minutes.

ANOTHER GAME

P-Model · 1984

44 min · 12 tracks · new wave

A kaleidoscopic blend of experimental soundscapes and infectious melodies, merging new wave energy with avant-garde sensibilities.

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Top tracks — play these first

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ANOTHER GAME step1 — This opening track encapsulates the album's energetic spirit with its catchy hooks and layered synth textures, setting the stage for the auditory journey ahead.
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HOLLAND ELEMENT — A standout track that showcases P-Model's unique fusion of melodic pop structures with experimental sound design, reflecting their innovative approach.
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ATOM-SIBERIA — This track features intricate rhythms and atmospheric elements, illustrating the band's ability to balance complexity with accessibility, a hallmark of their style.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

kaleidoscopic sound explorations
infectious melodies for movement
short bursts of vibrant energy
playful experimentation with structure

Maybe skip if you

prefer straightforward song structures
want lengthy, immersive albums

Where this album fits

Career context: Released as P-Model's fourth studio album, 'Another Game' arrived during a period of increasing experimentation in their sound following the commercial success of 'Karappo no Sekai' in 1983. This album marked their continued evolution from traditional rock influences towards a more synthesized and eclectic approach, solidifying their role in the Japanese techno-pop movement.
Stylistic neighbors: Yellow Magic Orchestra· Kraftwerk· Devo

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

MOUTH TO MOUTH

The lyrics shift perspectives dramatically, moving from first-person reflection to addressing an imagined other directly.

This technique creates an engaging dialogue that pulls listeners into a dynamic emotional landscape, enhancing the song's thematic depth.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 ANOTHER GAME step1 3:07
2 HOLLAND ELEMENT 3:37
3 ATOM-SIBERIA 3:49
4 PERSONAL PULSE 4:23
5 フ・ル・ヘッ・ヘッ・ヘッ 2:41
6 BIKE 2:18
7 HARM HARMONIZER 0:56
8 MOUTH TO MOUTH 2:52
9 FLOOR 7:04
10 GOES ON GHOST 4:30
11 ECHOES 3:44
12 AWAKENING SLEEP〜αclick 5:14

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