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Hidamari Song
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Chuo-Line in Vain
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Komorebi Forest
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Waiting for The Neko Bus
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Sayonara Tokyo
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Ricco Label Tokyo, Japan
Ricco Label is a Tokyo-based neo-classical/post-rock music label established as an individual label of Anoice and members' other projects.
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I can't decide which track is my favorite. This album booms like a silent supernova.
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Departure Songs
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A positively stunning album, with emotional depth that reaches deep into the soul. I never saw "Bogatyri" coming. One minute, I'm listening to a pleasant bit of post-rock. A few minutes later, I'm nearly in tears. The rest of the album is every bit as good. Well done!
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... and darkness came
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There's a lot to unpack here. Definitely worth multiple listens.
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Closing Statements
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A visceral LP centered on the subject of death; deft layers of instrumentation that blurs the line between organic and electronic.
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Letters from the Border
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A mystical and introspective debut from the British poet and multi-instrumentalist Ben Osborn.
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The Bees Knees: A Compilation For Dan
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The proceeds of this extensive compilation of punk and rock go towards the healthcare costs of beloved musician Dan Wild-Beesley.
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Slow Meadow
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Slow Meadow's S/T LP debut is a deftly layered recording. It presents a melancholic yet serene tonality. The tracks and their languid flow are wrapped in classical ambient colors. Of note is the gorgeous cello of Aimee Norris and the violin accompaniment of Andy Shelton, Joshua Ello, and Alia Gonzales. Nice introduction. Brilliant debut.
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