Burst City
Why this pick
Ishii’s equally feral follow-up channels Crazy Thunder Road’s punk velocity, industrial wasteland imagery, volatile youth tribes and deliberately chaotic, DIY visual attack.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Ishii’s equally feral follow-up channels Crazy Thunder Road’s punk velocity, industrial wasteland imagery, volatile youth tribes and deliberately chaotic, DIY visual attack.
Why this pick
A compact blast of black-and-white punk mythology: distorted sound, comic-book aggression and urban alienation retain the reckless audiovisual charge of Crazy Thunder Road.
Why this pick
It trades biker warfare for domestic collapse, but shares Ishii’s manic rhythm, abrasive comedy, anarchic performances and gleeful destruction of social order.
Why this pick
This underground Japanese nightmare matches the raw, confrontational fringe energy: a grimy urban environment, fractured storytelling and escalating sensory hostility.
Why this pick
Its scrapyard textures, pounding industrial momentum and handmade extremity make it a strong fit for Crazy Thunder Road’s aggressively independent urban punk aesthetic.
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01 / THE STORY
When the leader of the once-notorious biker gang of Tokyo falls in love with a barmaid and quickly loses his rebellious ideals, the rest of the gang feels betrayed. Especially the reputedly troubled kid Ken revolts against his former friend.
02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Hitoshi
Yukio

Ken

Tsuyoshi