The Kotamo forms the core of Tim & Puma Mimis' third single: «Bansoko». A three-part instrument, a mixture of koto, tambura and monochord, spacey and fused into a fat drone via many effects. In addition, thick synth walls, a slow and heavy trap beat. Also, Puma Mimi's voice is as graceful as Major Motoko Kusanagi in the «Ghost in the Shell» movies. Fittingly, the song sounds as if it could appear on their soundtracks right away. Which wouldn't be the first time, as Tim & Puma Mimi's music was already used in the Hollywood film of the same name starring Scarlett Johansson. And there are also thematic parallels: the track revolves around the many small frustrations that arise between raising children and creative work. While a plaster («Bansoko») is often sufficient for children's injuries, it is more complicated for adults. But who cares about the simple solutions?