Kila Kila Kila

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Kila Kila Kila
Studio album by OOIOO
Released July 7, 2003[1]
Recorded October – November 2002[2]
Genre Experimental rock
Length 62:56
Label Ape Sound, Thrill Jockey
Producer Yoshimi P-we
OOIOO chronology
Gold and Green
(2002)		 Kila Kila Kila
(2003)		 Taiga
(2006)
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 3.5/5 stars[3]
BBC (Favorable)[4]
Dusted (Favorable)[5]
Pitchfork Media (5.8/10)[6]
Stylus (C)[7]

Kila Kila Kila is the fourth studio album from the Japanese rock band OOIOO, originally released in 2003 in Japan. It was later released in America on February 17, 2004, the bands first album released on Thrill Jockey.[8]

Contents

[edit] Track listing

All lyrics written by Yoshimi P-We, all music composed by OOIOO.

No. Title Length
1. "Kila Kila Kila"   1:26
2. "Ene Soda"   4:54
3. "Sizuku Ring Neng"   10:39
4. "On Mani"   7:19
5. "Northern Light"   9:47
6. "Niko Niko Niko"   2:01
7. "Aster"   15:11
8. "Anuenue Au"   11:39

[edit] Personnel

  • Yoshimi - Vocals, Electric Guitar
    • Organ on "Kila Kila Kila" and "Niko Niko Niko"
    • Fender Rhodes on "Sizuku Ring Neng"
    • Trumpet on "On Mani"
    • Kaoss Pad Hamming on "Northern Lights"
    • Piano on "Anuenue"
    • Percussion on "Ene Soda", "Sizuku Ring Neng" and "Northern Light"
  • Kayan - Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals
  • Aya - Bass, Backing Vocals
  • Yuka Yoshimura - Drums, Backing Vocals (of CATSUOMATICDEATH, METALCHICKS, ex.DMBQ, ex.OOIOO, ex.Hydro-Guru)

[edit] Guest performers

  • Tatekawa Yo2ro - Drums, Cowbell on "Northern Lights"
  • Sun Tour - Sampler on "Nico Nico Nico"
  • Hatano Atuko - Cello on "On Mani" and "Aster", Violin on "On Mani"
  • Moriya Takumin - Double Bass on "Kila Kila Kila", "On Mani" and "Aster"

[edit] Technical Personnel

  • Yoshimi - Production, Mixing
  • Hara Koichi - Mixing, Engineering
  • Koizumi - Mastering
  • Goto Shoji - Artwork
  • Tominaga Yoshie - Photography

[edit] Releases information

Region Date Label Format Catalog
 Japan July 7, 2003 Ape Sounds[1] CD ASVL-005
 USA February 17, 2004[1] Thrill Jockey[8] CD 117

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c Kila Kila Kila at Official OOIOO Website
  2. ^ Kila Kila Kila at Allmusic
  3. ^ Allmusic review
  4. ^ BBC review
  5. ^ Dusted review
  6. ^ Pitchfork Media review
  7. ^ Stylus review
  8. ^ a b Kila Kila Kila at Thrill Jockey
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