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Booker: Jeroen van den Bogert
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Territory: Netherlands

We’re KKB. We make pop music for the whole world.

We met when Sarah responded to Gus and Jamie’s advert for a rapper on MixB, a bulletin board for Japanese expats in London. Sarah raps about homework, parties and crocodiles, and treats English and Japanese as one language. Gus and Jamie sit around looking pretty.

Bonito Intro by Kero Kero Bonito, released 24 August 2014.
Bonito on the mic, Kero's on the bass Hitting you with that international tanoshii sound That will make the world get down Dare demo tanoshimeru Come on everybody say 'kero kero' From the countryside to the concrete ghetto Ongaku ga kiraide mo Come on everybody say 'kero kero' Nihongode?

Intro Bonito, our debut mixtape, came out in August 2014 on Double Denim. It features hits like “Sick Beat” (gamer girl power rap bass) and “Kero Kero Bonito” (reggaeton self-advertisement). We also released a remix EP, Bonito Recycling, appeared on Secret Songs’ compilation shh#ffb6c1 and self- released our last single, “Build It Up”.

The Guardian, Pitchfork and Entertainment Weekly have been kind enough to write about us. You might have even heard Phil Taggart playing “Build It Up” on Radio 1 or Sarah being interviewed on J-WAVE.

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Kero Kero Bonito in the place Bonito on the mic, Kero's on the bass Hitting you with the international 楽しい sound That will make the world get down. 誰でも楽しめる Come on everybody say 'kero kero' From the countryside to the concrete ghetto 音楽が嫌いでも Come on everybody say 'kero kero' 日本語で？. Stream Bonito Intro by Kero Kero Bonito from desktop or your mobile device. SoundCloud Bonito Intro by Kero Kero Bonito published on 2014-08-25T03:08:59Z.

This year, we’re working on our biggest project yet and bringing our show to a stage near you.

Everyone can come!

Bonito Generation

Studio album by

Released

21 October 2016

Genre

Electropop^[1]

Length

36:28

Label

Producer

Kero Kero Bonito chronology

Intro Bonito
(2013)

Bonito Generation
(2016)

TOTEP
(2018)

Singles from Bonito Generation

'Picture This'
Released: 10 March 2015
'Lipslap'
Released: 23 February 2016
'Break'
Released: 13 June 2016
'Graduation'
Released: 23 August 2016
'Trampoline'
Released: 26 September 2016
'Forever Summer Holiday'
Released: 29 June 2017
'Fish Bowl'
Released: 8 September 2017^[2]

Bonito Generation is the debut studio album by British indie pop band Kero Kero Bonito.^[3] It was released via Double Denim Records on 21 October 2016.^[3] It is a follow-up to the 2014 mixtape, Intro Bonito.^[3] Music videos were created for 'Lipslap',^[4] 'Break',^[5] 'Trampoline',^[6] and 'Forever Summer Holiday'.^[7]

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Background[edit]

Following the release of their debut mixtape Intro Bonito in 2014, Kero Kero Bonito made plans to write an album with producers affiliated with the record label PC Music that was 'a bit more songwriter-y, rather than just disjointed basslines and riffs.'^[8] A record was planned for release in 2015,^[9] but in October of that year they disclosed to Stereogum journalist James Rettig that they were still 'figuring out what kind of statement they wanted to make' with their first studio album.^[10]Bonito Generation was completed at the beginning of August 2016, having been in the works for over a year.^[11]

Critical reception[edit]

Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
Source	Rating
AnyDecentMusic?	7.4/10^[12]
Metacritic	81/100^[13]
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[14]
Clash	9/10^[15]
DIY	^[16]
The Guardian	^[17]
Sputnikmusic	4.5/5^[18]
Tiny Mix Tapes	^[19]

Bonito Generation received widespread acclaim upon its release. Based on seven reviews, the aggregates review website Metacritic awarded Bonito Generation an 81 out of 100 rating, indicating 'universal acclaim'.^[13]

Reviewing the album for AllMusic, Heather Phares wrote, 'Packed with breezy, witty, should-be hits, Bonito Generation is a winning mix of subversive art and genuine heart.'^[14] Joe Rivers of Clash stated, 'The production is disarmingly joyous and, thanks to a predilection for early '90s dance, some of the tracks here are absolute bangers.'^[15] Jamie Milton of DIY magazine opined that the band had 'perfected the quick fix formula' with the album, which included 'a dozen giant would-be singles'.^[16] While Milton wrote that the album 'crams together a bunch of massive singles, melted into a sometimes grating dose of glucose,' the review concluded that 'that’s the compromise for penning twelve monster hits.'^[16] Milton also complimented the band for not 'taking the piss' with the album and instead earnestly embracing their act.^[16]

Kate Hutchinson of The Guardian wrote that 'Their no-fat nuggets have the hyper-slickness of kawaii J-pop, while harking back to an era (the 90s, obv) when high-concept chart hits were as ubiquitous as boy bands’ curtains'.^[17] However, she noted, 'Their songs are best when they stop being so satirically cutesy and zip somewhere else.'^[17]

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Track listing[edit]

No.	Title	Length
1.	'Waking Up'	2:57
2.	'Heard a Song'	3:19
3.	'Graduation'	3:19
4.	'Fish Bowl'	1:45
5.	'Big City'	2:52
6.	'Break'	3:17
7.	'Lipslap'	3:39
8.	'Try Me'	3:29