The 3rd album "Lima/Tokyo/Lima" was debuted at the "Peru Moderno Festival" in Paris, France, in February 2004, organized by Cultural Association, CAPULI. Once the group arrived back to Lima, they added audiovisual formats. Renzo Signori was in charge of Live Visuals and Jose Gallo of the musical area. They presented the album in many of Lima's venues and in different cities in Peru, such as: Cajamarca, Chiclayo and Trujillo. Notable reviews appeared in various national and international presses. Latin America Rolling Stone Magazine, reviewed "Lima / Tokyo / Lima" as Theremyn_4's best album yet, and was "strongly recommended." "El Comercio," a well-known newspaper in Peru, said, "Theremyn_4 has become the most important group of the local, electronic scene." The sound of "Lima/Tokyo/Lima" is more mature than previous albums and has bits of rock, jazz and experimental tones. Music from films and future jazz pop music, such as the Japanese anime "Cowboy Bebop" influence Theremyn_4's then sound.