Nihon NY - Episode 19 - Cibo Matto

#19 - Cibo Matto

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As one of the most successful indie rock acts consisting of Japanese artists, Cibo Matto are known for infectious melodies, psychedelic lyrics, and groundbreaking videos. Before their sold out concert at Japan Society, Yuka Honda and Miho Hatori let us inside their dressing room to discuss their favorite local haunts, the future of the band, and why they think Japan Society is such an asset to the community and New York City.

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ありがとうございました

[palomalami]

Just found this gem of a band, I'm in love

[FetusberryJam]

the first time i heard Cibo Matto, thanks to Viva Variety, i fell in love with the sound. i saw them in Portland a few years ago, and got my vinyl copy of Stereo Type A signed by Miho and Yuka. they'll always have my support.

[Nzombii]

First time I heard Birthday Cake I was blown away (yes from JSRF), I doubt most anyone else could pull off the presentation of it, and then release it. But I was hooked after that. I love their new album, just got the Japanese edition.

It's funny, their comments on the East Village. I don't think it even exists anymore really?

[davidiverson]

"People really want to describe you in one sentence, and that's difficult with us." 5:10

That, right there, is exactly why I love Cibo Matto.

[EvanRockwell]

I first heard them when they performed on Buffy's 2nd season and I've been a fan ever since. They are awesome.

[holidaystyles]

I love their music so much! I bought the Super Relax EP back in the 90's. Fan for life!

[IllogicalToaster]

nuanced responses. wonderful to hear actual artists speak!

[XShmoke]

Can someone share the full live song at 1:40 ????

[GummyBearsLife]

Dope interview. I'm starting to gain interest in the band. I saw Miho Hatori on a Sampling documentary a few hours ago. Forgive me for playing catchup 🏃🏿🙏🏿

[pennyprince]

What's the first song they play with just the instrumentals?

[jorgepacheco]

does any one know the name of the last song they played
?

[erxozlr]

Such a shame Yuka never had a child. Such a beautiful person and soul. She'd have been a fantastic mother