The one and only album from this band from Japan.
The band was a female duo with a line-up of mandolin, piano, accordion, programming and vocals.
A number of guests added percussion, drums, bass, guitars, violins and programming.
This duo is one of the oddities in the progressive rock scene. An oddity that makes these scenes so interesting. It makes running this blog a lot more interesting.
Circulation clocks in at thirty-seven minutes.
The music is a blend of folk rock and dream pop.
The vocals are Japanese female vocals. These vocals are supported by some sparse instruments. Mostly piano.
Minimalistic music, in other words.
The music is pretty cinematic too and it has a good ambience.
This is a pretty interesting album from the rather, for us Westerners, the unfamiliar Japanese tradition. Most of the music here is good and the vocals is really good. This album has grown a lot on me. Hence, this is a good album.
3 points
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