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"Anamanaguchi is a boy band made up of hackers and producers born and raised on the Internet, currently living in New York City. In May of 2013, they will release Endless Fantasy through their own brand new label, dream.hax \u2013 their \uFB01rst album since soundtracking Scott Pilgrim vs. The World in 2010.\nAnamanaguchi started in Pete Berkman\u2019s basement in the suburbs of New York where Weezer, snacks and Super Nintendo lived in equal rotation. At 15, he began experimenting with creating punk music using an 8-bit NES. Following bass player James DeVito to NYU\u2019s Music Technology program, Pete met Ary Warnaar who grew up in LA on raves, fashion and lazer tag. Ary began writing for the band, lending a more academic electronic-influence to Berkman\u2019s capricious pop sensibilities. Later that year Luke joined as the band\u2019s drummer via a MySpace message and then the band had fully formed.\nAnamanaguchi is serious about being happy. They\u2019re part of a wave of young Internet romantics, nostalgic for a future they know may never come, but can see the seeds of it in the beauty that surrounds them. They\u2019re making emotional dance music for the video game generation and aren\u2019t afraid to claim it. Anamanaguchi was born past cynicism and indifference; they\u2019re in love with the universe and aim to celebrate magic-made-real with their music. The band is interested in breathing life into low-tech machines and making expressive, emotional melodies using the simplest, rawest electronic tones available.\nAnamanaguchi is what the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles would\u2019ve been if they were a boy band. Ary is cool but rude, Luke is a party dude, Pete leads, and James does machines (he\u2019s responsible for all the DIY sound-and-light electronics the band uses). Endless Fantasy is about reality and dreams, being young and searching for agency in an in\uFB01nite existence. Its 22-tracks explore dreamworlds of all kinds from polygon forests, to Tokyo drifting hills at 100mph, to the lifestream from Final Fantasy VII."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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