 At the tail end of the 90s, a duo of New York-based Japanese expats called Chibomato released their sophomore album, Stereotype A. Now, the album wasn't a smash hit, and Chibomato aren't a household name, but coming up today, World Cafe correspondent John Morrison talks about how Stereotype A subverted stereotypes at the time. And he'll explain where Chibomato fit into the New York music scene at the time, specifically the universe surrounding the Beastie Boys' Grand Royal record label.