A1. Hinomaru Factory - Chinese Boy
A2. Hinomaru Factory - Mercy Of Doom
A3. Hinomaru Factory - Modern Romance
A4. Dea - Draw The Curve
A5. Dea - Pretty Smile
B1. Vinyl Kaitai Koujou - Arigatō Sensei
B2. Vinyl Kaitai Koujou - Katadore
B3. Vinyl Kaitai Koujou - Puraneri No Kopī
B4. Excentrique Noiz - Still In My Heart
B5. Excentrique Noiz - Dark Crystal Day
C1. Inpull Caco - Rakuda
C2. Inpull Caco - Cable Dance
C3. Tomoko Higuchi - Feel Me Up
C4. Tomoko Higuchi - Futari, Demo, Ima
C5. Gekko Imonkyaku - Sakyū Nite
C6. Gekko Imonkyaku - Aozora
D1. Juma - Object Glass
D2. Juma - Velvet Noise
D3. Juma - Clockwork Circus
D4. The Flag - Through The Heavenly Eyes

After the success of the first volume, “Nihon No Wave 2” continues to unearth the hidden history of Japan’s underground electronic scene from the ’80s. This second installment digs even deeper into the archives, showcasing more rare tracks from obscure artists who operated on the fringes of Japan’s independent music world.

Like its predecessor, “Nihon No Wave 2” captures the raw energy and experimental spirit of the “Nippon-wave” era—where lo-fi synths, minimal rhythms, and post-punk aesthetics converged into a uniquely Japanese take on global sounds. Many of these recordings, originally released on cassette compilations or small-run vinyl with no international reach, have remained virtually unknown outside Japan.

Double vinyl limited to 550 copies with printed inner sleeves and insert with photos and full credits. Housed in a deluxe silk-screened and sewn synthetic paper jacket.