Destroyer - Dan's Boogie Artist_Kamaal Williams adventurous and risqué-but-catchy-in-the-most-peculiar-way piece of

adventurous and risqué-but-catchy-in-the-most-peculiar-way piece of Japanese electronic music history neatly capturing the incredible creative energy boiling through the country’s scene in the 1980s

made by different people

it is an important work in the Japanese AOR/light mellow context

Rubinstein from the 1983 film WarGames

Destroyer - Dan's Boogie Artist_Kamaal Williams adventurous and risqué-but-catchy-in-the-most-peculiar-way piece ofDans Boogie is, in true Destroyer fashion, a contradiction: a breakthrough album for Dan Bejar that began its life as a disappearing act and, as such, does things no Destroyer album to this point has ever done. Its nine songs imagine Bejar as a lounge singer, a hustler, and, at times, a supporting character in his own fantasies in nine all timer Destroyer songs that have the urgency of a state secret hiding in the mind of a tortured spy.