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Anamanaguchi answers Verge questionnaire ahead of new single

The chiptune rock band discusses their creative tools and the musical direction of their latest release.

What to know

  • Anamanaguchi released new single "Yeah I Guess," continuing the indie rock sound of their 2025 album Anyway.
  • All four band members participated in The Verge's questionnaire, discussing their preferred creative and production tools.
  • The band remains active and engaged with fans, with their work integrated into video game soundtracks and mainstream releases like Fortnite.

“Built-in laptop mic and cellphone mic aren't exactly slept on, but def underappreciated. They're great for just getting ideas down fast, but now they sound so good that I find myself not even re-recording what I thought would be "scratch" vocals.”

Ary Warnaar, Anamanaguchi band member · The Verge ↗ · Sep 18

Anamanaguchi Chiptune rock bandPeter Berkman Band memberLuke Silas Band memberAry Warnaar Band member

Anamanaguchi answers Verge questionnaire ahead of new single
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    Fan celebrates band's questionnaire responses on Bluesky

    A Bluesky user expressed enthusiasm about Anamanaguchi's participation in the Verge questionnaire, noting that the album and single are in regular rotation and praising the band's continued creative output.

    “These dudes just keep cooking…”
    — superantonio64.bsky.social
    • superantonio64.bsky.social

      I'm a big @anamanaguchi.bsky.social fan, so I'm stoked they're game to do our @theverge.com weekly questionnaire. Their latest album and single are locked into my regular rotation, and many of their answers in the post had me cackling. These dudes just keep cooking

      superantonio64.bsky.socialBluesky5d ago5▲view on Bluesky ↗
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    Anamanaguchi releases 'Yeah I Guess' single and answers Verge questionnaire

    The band participated in The Verge's weekly questionnaire to promote their new single "Yeah I Guess," which continues the indie rock direction of their 2025 album Anyway. All four band members answered the questions.

    “I think my most used tool is Ableton Live Operator, it is simple and powerful and can make basic things happen incredibly quickly.”
    — Luke Silas, Anamanaguchi band member · source

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