Cibo Matto Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

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1 Introduction 2 Band Members 3 Discography 3.1 Viva! La Woman (1996) 3.2 Stereo Type A (1999) 4 Trivia

Introduction

Cibo Matto is a New York City-based band whose lead singers are Miho Hatori and Yuka Honda. They have two full length albums: 1996's Viva! La Woman, and 1999's Stereo Type A. Other releases include Super Relax EP. Their music is a diverse mixture of popular styles including electronic-dance, hip hop, punk rock, and more. Cibo Matto's sound is unique for many reasons, but perhaps most notably because of their Japanese accents in an American song/vocal format.

Band Members

• Miho Hatori - Lead Singer
• Yuka Honda - Lead Singer
• Sean Lennon - Guitar
• Timo Ellis - Bass
• Duma Love - Drums, Turntable

Discography

Viva! La Woman (1996)

1. Apple
2. Beef Jerky
3. Sugar Water
4. White Pepper Ice Cream
5. Birthday Cake
6. Know Your Chicken
7. Theme
8. The Candy Man
9. Le Pain Perdu
10. Artichoke
11. Bonus Track 1

Stereo Type A (1999)

1. Working for Vacation
2. Spoon
3. Flowers
4. Lint of Love
5. Moonchild
6. Sci-Fi Wasabi
7. Clouds
8. Speechless
9. King of Silence
10. Blue Train
11. Sunday Part I
12. Sunday Part II
13. Stone
14. Mortming

Trivia

• Cibo Matto's "Birthday Cake" is featured in the eclectic video game Jet Set Radio Future for the Xbox.

• A Cibo Matto poster can be seen in the background of Tom Green's dorm room in the movie Road Trip.

• Cibo Matto's Miho Hatori sung with Gorillaz, a funky band composed of members of Blur and Del Tha Funkee Homosapien. She is the young cartoon named Noodle and can be heard on their hit single, 19-2000. Hatori can also be heard on four different Beastie Boys albums.

• Cibo Matto made a cameo appearance on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, playing in the Bronze nightclub in the second season episode "When She Was Bad": they performed the songs "Spoon" and "Sugar Water".

• Cibo Matto's debut album's songs were mostly named after foods, corresponding with their name, which means "Crazy food".

• Cibo Matto recorded a cover of Soundgarden's Black Hole Sun.

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