Live Gig Video: A behind the scenes version of Casiokids’ ‘Golden Years’ in Tokyo

By Mary Chang on Thursday, 19th January 2012 at 2:00 pm

Casiokids‘ new album ‘Aabenbaringen over aaskammen’ is out now on Moshi Moshi (my review of the release here). And ‘Golden Years’ (not to be confused with David Bowie’s song of the same name) is a great track on the effort.

What happens when you let Norwegians loose backstage in Tokyo? This video. It’s a lot more chill than their manic live performance, I can tell you that. You can catch the band on tour this month, starting tonight in Birmingham (all the details here).

Tags: behindthescenes, casiokids, japan, live, Tokyo

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