What makes Just One More Kiss by Buck-Tick notable?

Just One More Kiss marked a pivotal moment for Buck-Tick, as it established them as key figures in the visual kei movement. The album's reception helped propel them into mainstream popularity, influencing numerous subsequent artists in Japan and beyond. Released on October 26, 1988, Just One More Kiss was Buck-Tick's debut album, following their formation in 1983. At this point, the band was transitioning from underground performances to gaining a significant foothold in the Japanese music scene.

How many songs are on Just One More Kiss?

Just One More Kiss has 2 tracks, running approximately 9 minutes.

Just One More Kiss

Buck-Tick · 1988

9 min · 2 tracks · alternative rock

Gritty guitar riffs meet atmospheric synths, underpinned by haunting vocals that evoke the essence of late '80s Japanese rock.

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JUST ONE MORE KISS — The title track showcases Buck-Tick's signature blend of gothic aesthetics and rock energy, encapsulating their unique sound and lyrical themes.
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TO SEARCH — This track features a compelling interplay between melody and rhythm, highlighting the band's ability to fuse pop sensibilities with alternative rock edges.

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1 JUST ONE MORE KISS 4:22
2 TO SEARCH 4:59

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