is a Japanese music group founded in 1989. It consists of Takkyu Ishino and Pierre Taki. History Denki Groove was founded in 1989 by Takkyu Ishino and Pierre Taki, both of whom are natives of Shizuoka, Shizuoka Prefecture. The group's major-label debut studio album, Flash Papa, was released in 1991, the first being 662 BPM by DG in 1990. They also released a few albums, including U.F.O. (1991), Karateka (1992), Vitamin (1993), Dragon (1994), Orange (1996), A (1997), and Voxxx (2000). Their single, "Shangri-La", had sold more than half a million copies. They went on hiatus between 2001 and 2004. In 2019, Pierre Taki was arrested on suspicion of cocaine possession. In response, Sony Music Entertainment Japan took Denki Groove's recordings off the shelves and stopped streaming the group's music. Streaming services were resumed on June 19, 2020. Members Current members Takkyū Ishino – vocals, production Pierre Taki – vocals, production Former members Mimio – guitar Koji Takahashi – production Jun Kitagawa (CMJK) – production, turntables Yoshinori Sunahara – production Discography Studio albums 662 BPM by DG (1990) Flash Papa (1991) U.F.O. (1991) Karateka (1992) Vitamin (1993) Dragon (1994) Orange (1996) A (1997) Voxxx (2000) Denki Groove toka Scha Dara Parr (2005) J-Pop (2008) Yellow (2008) 20 (2009) Human Beings and Animals (2013) Tropical Love (2017) 30 (2019) Compilation albums Flash Papa Menthol (1993) Drill King Anthology (1994) Recycled A (1998) The Last Supper (2001) Singles and Strikes (2004) Denki Groove Golden Hits: Due to Contract (2011) Denki Groove Decade 2008-2017 (2017) Tropical Love Lights (2017) Live albums Ilbon 2000 (2000) EPs Dragon EP (1995) Orange Remixes (1996) Hirake! Pon-chak (1996) Drill King Golden Hits Vol. 1 (2001) Drill King Golden Hits Vol. 2 (2001) Drill King Golden Hits Vol. 3 (2001) Dessert (2001) 25 (2014) Singles "Rhythm Red Beat Black (Version 300000000000)" (1991) "Mud Ebis" / "Cosmic Surfin'" (1991) "Snake Finger" (1992) "Transistor Radio" (1993) "N.O." (1994) "Popo" (1994) "Kame Life" (1994) "Zinsei (Hardfloor Remix)" (1994) "Niji" (1995) "Dareda!" (1996) "Asunaro Sunshine" (1997) "Shangri-La" (1997) "Pocket Cowboy" (1997) "Flashback Disco" (1999) "Nothing's Gonna Change" (1999) "Twilight" (2005) "Saint Ojisan" (2005) "Shonen Young" (2007) "Mononoke Dance" (2008) "The Words" (2009) "Upside Down" (2009) "Shameful" (2012) "Missing Beatz" (2013) "Fallin' Down" (2015) "Man Human" (2018) "Set you Free" (2020) "Homebase" (2022) References External links Official website Japanese electronic music groups Japanese techno music groups Japanese pop music groups Musical groups from