A concise, if somewhat unadventurous, synth-pop collection from a group whose better moments were more dynamically arranged.
- "Culture Shock" was released on April 21, 1990, by Pony Canyon. The album's runtime is 37 minutes and 33 seconds. It features ten tracks.
- The album features prominent use of Roland Juno synthesizers and LinnDrum drum machines, typical of the era. The lyrical themes generally explore urban alienation and romantic relationships.
- "Culture Shock" charted at number 84 on Oricon charts. The lead single, "Tokyo Neon," reached number 52.
By-Sexual was a Japanese synth-pop group known for their polished, often upbeat electronic productions. "Culture Shock" arrived midway through their career, following their 1987 breakthrough album "Galactic Funk" and preceding their 1991 collaboration with producer N.T.O.
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