past days by Napkin Terrorizer

Originally released June 17th, 2013
CAT#: TV276
Artist support link: https://napkinterrorizer.bandcamp.com/

past days is the first Napkin Terrorizer EP ever released on Tsundere Violence. I found this to be a perfect release to kick off this archive with, as the title, past days, is exactly what this is all about -- bringing back music from the past for a new generation to explore and experience.

I remember when this demo came into my e-mail, Napkin Terrorizer is a pretty humorous name, and I was excited to see that it was a new lolicore project out of Japan. We quickly got an e-mail relay going beyond this demo, talking about lolicore, noise, grindcore, anime, and so on, and quickly became good friends. Napterro are awesome and sent me a ton of free tapes and CDrs back then, all of which I still have. This EP is pretty nostalgic to me, and is also an important release in the Napkin Terrorizer story as it's not only a crazy early release, but also one of their very first label releases (they released on a few other labels, and self-releases, but Tsundere Violence was their main actual label back then, and this is the beginning of that).

This is a quickfire release, as typical of the era, with several songs, mostly shorter in length, with eclectic sampling. Napkin Terrorizer has exploded in popularity over the years, so check out their beginnings here~!

Tracklist

1.	past days	2:56

2.	Killerbreak	0:12

3.	Secret girl	0:55

4.	TV Tokyo	0:47

5.	livin high pt.3	0:13

Credits

released November 19, 2025

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tsundere Violence Archive is an official account of the label Tsundere Violence, offering selected re-issues of the label's older releases (specifically those released prior to NEW ERA 2020). Although all of these releases, and 1000+ more, are available on Archive ( archive.org/download/tsundere-violence ), I have decided to re-issue some stuff onto Bandcamp. This is to help show these older works for the modern internet, as well as to help curate things and direct folks to older releases that I recommend. Tsundere Violence has been in operation since 2012, and there are over 1000 releases from the old days. I will periodically re-issue things in batches of four. Please follow this account if you want these updates. All background info and blurbs are written by Himeko Katagiri.

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