In September 2021, Oyamada appeared in a two-hour interview with Shūkan Bunshun addressing why he took so many years to address his past actions. He made an additional statement which stated how a blog post that circulated online edited information from past interviews to describe Oyamada as the perpetrator, even though the original Quick Japan interview stated that he did not commit the acts in question. There is a statement on Oyamada's official Cornelius website, from the artist himself, that addresses these matters in depth. Discography The discography of Cornelius consists of six studio albums, three soundtracks, eight remix albums, three extended plays, fourteen singles and seven video albums. Studio albums Soundtracks Ghost in the Shell: Arise (Warner Music Japan; January 23, 2013) – JP #33 The Cat That Lived a Million Times (Warner Music Japan; October 31, 2013) (EP) Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie O.S.T. (Flying Dog; June 15, 2015) – JP #62 Remix albums Extended plays Holidays in the Sun (September 10, 1993) JP #12 Cornelius Works 1999 (1999), rare CD-R promo from 3-D Corporation Ltd. (Japan) Gum EP (2008) Singles Video Promotions! (1994), music videos Love Heavy Metal Style Music Vision (1994) – live performances EUS (2000) – live performances Five Point One (2003) – a DVD package of music videos and PM From Nakameguro to Everywhere Tour '02–'04 (2008) – live performances Sensurround (2008) – a DVD version of Sensuous with accompanying videos and 5.1 surround sound Sensuous Synchronized Show (2009) – live performances Compilation appearances Tribute Spirits (May 1, 1999) DJ-Kicks: Erlend Øye (April 19, 2004) Matador at Fifteen (October 12, 2004) The Wired CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share. (April 22, 2009) Other works Coloris (2006) – a Nintendo bit Generations game for Game Boy Advance Cornelius appeared on the TV show Yo Gabba Gabba! performing a version of his song "Count Five or Six" as a way to teach kids how to count (at least up to six). This can be seen on the episode titled "Share". "Count Five or Six" appears on the soundtrack to the TV series Spaced. Composed music played by the Katayanagi Twins characters in the film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Produced Salyu's S(o)un(d)beams (2011) Composed the soundtrack to the anime series Ghost in the Shell: Arise (2013) References External links cornelius-sound.com – official website corneliusjapan.com – semi-official website Nippop Profile | Cornelius Matador Records' Cornelius page