About this album
Where they were
Released on November 21, 2001, 'High Collar Girl' was Capsule's fourth studio album and marked their continued evolution in the Shibuya-kei scene. This album followed their breakthrough work, 'L.D.K. Lounge Designers Killer,' solidifying their reputation for innovative soundscapes and infectious pop hooks during a peak creative phase.
Why it matters
The album is significant for its embrace of electronic styles that helped define early 2000s J-pop, reaching notable chart positions in Japan. It contributed to the global recognition of Shibuya-kei artists, influencing the burgeoning electro-pop scene and garnering positive reviews from music critics for its fresh sound.
Essential tracks
- "粉雪" — This track showcases Capsule's signature blend of catchy pop melodies with an electronic foundation, exemplifying their unique style.
- "真夜中の電話" — With its infectious rhythm and playful lyrics, this song highlights the duo's ability to create engaging narratives within their music.
- "さくら / ハイカラガール" — The closing track encapsulates the album's essence, merging lush arrangements with a memorable chorus that leaves a lasting impression.
Release Date
November 21, 2001
Artist Origin
Japan
Tracklist
- 1 サムライロジック 1:10
- 2 粉雪 5:20
- 3 恋ノ花 5:08
- 4 真夜中の電話 4:23
- 5 花火 4:21
- 6 壊れた時計 4:57
- 7 愛してる愛してない 4:38
- 8 うつつ 4:26
- 9 神様の歌声 5:07
- 10 カクレンボ 4:31
- 11 電気十露盤 6:18
- 12 東京喫茶 4:49
- 13 写真 4:28
- 14 さくら / ハイカラガール 7:11