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* {{Robolove}}: Michelle has stated, regarding "Machinist", that it is about a woman being in love with a robot.
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* {{Robolove}}: {{Robosexual}}: Michelle has stated, regarding "Machinist", that it is about a woman being in love with a robot.
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* VocalDissonance: Michelle samples her own voice through different pitches on "Road Head".Head".
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**The music video for Road Head was inspired by Film/PansLabyrinth, TV/TwinPeaks and TV/StrangerThings.
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** The music video for Machinist was inspired by Anime/SerialExperimentsLain, Film/BladeRunner, Film/TheFifthElement and Film/AIArtificialIntelligence.
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** The music video for Machinist was inspired by Anime/SerialExperimentsLain, Film/BladeRunner, Film/TheMatrix, Film/TheFifthElement and Film/AIArtificialIntelligence.
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** The music video for Machinist was inspired by Anime/SerialExperimentsLain.Anime/SerialExperimentsLain, Film/BladeRunner, Film/TheFifthElement and Film/AIArtificialIntelligence.
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* ConceptAlbum: In her own words, a "failed concept album" originally stemming from her desire to make a more narrative-driven album. Nevertheless, the album still uses sci-fi themes to convey Michelle's sense of isolation and shutting off her emotions, akin to a machine or floating around in space.
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''Soft Sounds from Another Planet'' is the second album by American Alternative {{Pop}} band Music/JapaneseBreakfast.
!!Tracklist
# "Diving Woman"
# "Road Head"
# "Machinist"
# "Planetary Ambiance"
# "Soft Sounds from Another Planet"
# "Boyish"
# "12 Steps"
# "Jimmy Fallon Big"
# "Your Body is a Blade"
# "Till Death"
# "This House"
# "Here Comes the Tubular Bells"
!! ''This house is full of tropes'':
* AlbumTitleDrop: On the TitleTrack.
* AlternativeDance: "Machinist" is the only track on the album which fits this genre.
* {{Autotune}}: Featured on "Machinist" and "Jimmy Fallon Big".
* BaroquePop: "Boyish" stands out from the rest of the album with its distinctive harpischord and its Sound of Wall-like production.
* BreakUpSong: "12 Steps".
* CelebritySong: "Creator/JimmyFallon Big" (she ended up playing live on ''Series/TheTonightShowWithJimmyFallon'' but she hasn't played the song)
* DreamPop
* FaceOnTheCover
* GenreRoulette: The disco-influenced "Machinist" and the BaroquePop tune "Boyish" stand out compared to the rest of the album which sounds closer to DreamPop and {{Shoegazing}}.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "Planetary Ambiance" and "Here Comes the Tubular Bells".
* LocationSong: "12 Steps" refers to a bar called "12 Steps Down", located in South Philadelphia.
* MusicVideos: For "Road Head", "Machinist", "Boyish" and "Body is a Blade". Michelle Zauner directed them.
* OneWomanSong: "Diving Woman".
* OneWordTitle: "Machinist" and "Boyish".
* RearrangeTheSong
** "Road Head" originally appeared in a more minimalistic form on an EP called "American Music".
** "Boyish" initially appeared on a previous album of Japanese Breakfast called ''June''. Later on, it got revamped with a punk twist by the band Little Big League before finally reappearing on this album as a BaroquePop ballad.
* {{Robolove}}: Michelle has stated, regarding "Machinist", that it is about a woman being in love with a robot.
* {{Shoegazing}}
* ShoutOut: "Boyish" starts off with a drumming beat similar to [[Music/RonnieSpector The Ronettes]]' "Be my Baby" (this is complemented by the fact that "Boyish" incorporates BaroquePop elements).
* SiameseTwinSongs
** "Road Head" subtly transitions into "Machinist".
** "This House" transitions into "Here Comes the Tubular Bells".
* SpokenWordInMusic: On the intro and the bridge of "Machinist".
* TitleTrack
* VocalDissonance: Michelle samples her own voice through different pitches on "Road Head".
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''Soft Sounds from Another Planet'' is the second album by American Alternative {{Pop}} band Music/JapaneseBreakfast.
!!Tracklist
# "Diving Woman"
# "Road Head"
# "Machinist"
# "Planetary Ambiance"
# "Soft Sounds from Another Planet"
# "Boyish"
# "12 Steps"
# "Jimmy Fallon Big"
# "Your Body is a Blade"
# "Till Death"
# "This House"
# "Here Comes the Tubular Bells"
!! ''This house is full of tropes'':
* AlbumTitleDrop: On the TitleTrack.
* AlternativeDance: "Machinist" is the only track on the album which fits this genre.
* {{Autotune}}: Featured on "Machinist" and "Jimmy Fallon Big".
* BaroquePop: "Boyish" stands out from the rest of the album with its distinctive harpischord and its Sound of Wall-like production.
* BreakUpSong: "12 Steps".
* CelebritySong: "Creator/JimmyFallon Big" (she ended up playing live on ''Series/TheTonightShowWithJimmyFallon'' but she hasn't played the song)
* DreamPop
* FaceOnTheCover
* GenreRoulette: The disco-influenced "Machinist" and the BaroquePop tune "Boyish" stand out compared to the rest of the album which sounds closer to DreamPop and {{Shoegazing}}.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "Planetary Ambiance" and "Here Comes the Tubular Bells".
* LocationSong: "12 Steps" refers to a bar called "12 Steps Down", located in South Philadelphia.
* MusicVideos: For "Road Head", "Machinist", "Boyish" and "Body is a Blade". Michelle Zauner directed them.
* OneWomanSong: "Diving Woman".
* OneWordTitle: "Machinist" and "Boyish".
* RearrangeTheSong
** "Road Head" originally appeared in a more minimalistic form on an EP called "American Music".
** "Boyish" initially appeared on a previous album of Japanese Breakfast called ''June''. Later on, it got revamped with a punk twist by the band Little Big League before finally reappearing on this album as a BaroquePop ballad.
* {{Robolove}}: Michelle has stated, regarding "Machinist", that it is about a woman being in love with a robot.
* {{Shoegazing}}
* ShoutOut: "Boyish" starts off with a drumming beat similar to [[Music/RonnieSpector The Ronettes]]' "Be my Baby" (this is complemented by the fact that "Boyish" incorporates BaroquePop elements).
* SiameseTwinSongs
** "Road Head" subtly transitions into "Machinist".
** "This House" transitions into "Here Comes the Tubular Bells".
* SpokenWordInMusic: On the intro and the bridge of "Machinist".
* TitleTrack
* VocalDissonance: Michelle samples her own voice through different pitches on "Road Head".
