P-Model (album)

P-Model is the self-titled debut studio album by Japanese new wave band P-Model. It was released on January 25, 1980, by Warner Bros. Records in Japan. The album showcases the band's early synth-pop and new wave sound, characterized by minimalist arrangements, prominent synthesizers, and the distinctive vocals of Hideki Hosono.

The album features ten tracks, many of which became staples of P-Model's early live performances. Key themes explored in the lyrics include technology, alienation, and social commentary, often delivered with a detached and ironic tone. The production style is clean and clinical, reflecting the band's fascination with electronic soundscapes.

P-Model was well-received in Japan and helped establish P-Model as a prominent figure in the burgeoning Japanese new wave scene. It is considered a seminal album in the history of Japanese electronic music and continues to be influential.

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