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D&D, though where that sexist Eurocentrist Nakata got its influence for Perfume's "Techno-pop" concept, sounded much different from Perfume. D&D has more emotion and simplicity in their music, and not to mention it's much neater and higher quality than Perfume's music.

There's a practice in Western classical music that has revived in the EDM scene (which probably came from Aristotelean philosophy). Tension and release. Where it is the duty of a viewer to judge art for what it demonstrates, tension and release (also known as the build and drop in EDM culture) is an auditory illustration that makes it difficult to judge the demonstration, which lies the artist's intent to manipulate our reactions (Jewish tendency). On the other hand, I'd prefer it if it was done to demonstrate a song's value or to narrate a play or movie (which most of the time, it doesn't).

D&D, despite their music's genre being EDM, had less tension and release, which makes it easier to judge the emotion in their music.

"I like this approach (as opposed to everyone doing their own ads) as [sharing ad space] generates an atmosphere of solidarity between artists."

Not to mention it requires less work to put up. Living with roommates demonstrate the same purpose since it builds an alliance between the people living while requiring less work to live in (which both practices suit well for:

https://trueleft.createaforum.com/issues/simple-living-movements/

).