Think of J-pop duo Every Little Thing as bridging a generation gap in Japanese music. Guitarist Ichiro Ito began his career covering hair metal tunes on an American military base near Tokyo, while lead singer Kaori Mochida came up during the glossy ‘90s. Together they create driving pop-rock full of swooping vocals that are given extra punch by Ito's rock sensibility, and a neon outline, thanks to liberal use of twinkly keyboard. This is stadium-sized pop blessed with an ‘80s fist-pumping vibe.