Half Japanese is a lo-fi indie rock band formed by brothers Jad Fair and David Fair in their Uniontown, Maryland bedroom around 1975 - 1977. Like The Shaggs, the Fair brothers were self-taught and thoroughly unconventional musicians; their early raw, unvarnished sound careened between naïvely amateurish-sounding canoodling and avant-garde experimentation.
Noise-A-Thon '83
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1/2 Japanese / Death Camp 2000 / No Trend / Nuclear Crayons / Mission For Christ Oct 30, 1983 Washington, D.C., United States Uploaded by Lilmikesf
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1/2 Japanese has had 1 concert.
1/2 Japanese is most often considered to be Indie, Punk, Indie Rock, United States, Alternative Rock, Alternative, Experimental, Punk Rock, Post-Punk, Experimental Rock, Noise, Lo-Fi, Noise Rock, No Wave, Twee Pop, Outsider, Panamanian Pop, and Bemani.
The last 1/2 Japanese concert was on October 30, 1983 at Lansburgh Cultural Center in Washington, D.C., United States. The bands that performed were: 1/2 Japanese / Death Camp 2000 / No Trend / Nuclear Crayons / Mission For Christ.
