Wave 140⚡ Kashi Bunseki Radio (Tentative) Vol. 5: Nigami 17-sai 'Tadashi, BGM', 'Bakeru Record', 'routine' / Maximum The Hormone 'ReiReiReiReiReiReiReiReiMaMaMaMaMaMaMaMa' (Guest: Asoyan from 'Nounai Kogai')

Asoyan's surprising musical roots are revealed.

Starting with the story of the first CD he ever bought, 'Hisokan', we dive into Asoyan's musical history, ranging from QUEEN and Utada Hikaru to Yosui Inoue, which he listened to in his parents' car as a child. The episode is packed with fascinating stories that shaped his current musical taste, including the Vocaloid boom during his junior high school years and his encounter with Gesu no Kiwami Otome thanks to a friend.

We are hooked on the unique worldview of the band Nigami 17-sai.

We get particularly passionate about the appeal of the band Nigami 17-sai. We discuss their recently released new song 'routine' after five years, focusing on its catchy yet somewhat 'perverted' and addictive sound. Asoyan shares the shock he felt at their live performance, and we dig deep from a fan's perspective into the mysterious gravitational pull of the music created by vocalist Yusuke Iwashita's overwhelming personality.

We enjoy prioritizing the 'sound of lyrics' over their 'meaning'.

Our musical views align as we agree that we prefer the comfort of sound and rhythm over decoding the deep meaning of lyrics, and the talk heats up further. We also discuss the exquisite sense of word choice seen in Nigami 17-sai's songs—lines that make you want to hum along even if you don't fully understand the meaning. The conversation continues with more behind-the-scenes band stories and unique lyric analysis, so please enjoy the rest in the main episode.