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Experimental electronic musician Kyoka began taking piano lessons as a preschooler and continued until she was a teenager. During this time, she experimented with tape recorders and itched to improvise and make music of her own. After she left her home to study economics in Tokyo, she purchased a Roland MC-505 -- a drum machine, sequencer, and MIDI controller -- and recorded tracks that led to her first releases for the <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Onpa%22">Onpa</a> label. A series of glitchy electro-pop albums titled Ufunfunfufu began in 2008, with 2 Ufunfunfufu and Ufunberlinfunfufuliveatnbi2009 following in 2009, and 3 Ufunfunfufu concluding the series in 2010. These releases brought about an association with German experimental techno label <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Raster-Noton%22">Raster-Noton</a>, which released Kyoka's EP ISH (2012) and album Is (Is Superpowered) (2014). A refined set that switched from gentle electronic pop to lean industrial techno, Is (Is Superpowered) preceded an appearance on CI, the debut full-length from <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Raster-Noton%22">Raster-Noton</a> leaders <a href="spotify:artist:6ysohaI3qDxQ5qDVAq7Vbd">Byetone</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1zrqDVuh55auIRthalFdXp">Alva Noto</a>'s <a href="spotify:artist:1Uss5lIRTz73DGdleyKYXB">Diamond Version</a> project. In 2016, Kyoka released a brief experimental EP titled SH. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
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