Credits:

Klehe

Description:

I would like to call it "texture music. The sound world is so detailed and serene that I would like to call it "texture music". The soundscape of exquisitely layered guitars, trumpets, drums (percussion), noise, and other sounds is extremely original. The music crosses genres such as jazz, electronics, ambient, and post-rock, while developing a one-of-a-kind, experimental musical world. I hope you will listen intently to the music. Experimental jazz. At first, you may perceive it as such. However, you will notice it upon first listen. The sound processing and meticulous construction of the sound image, which have been developed in the post-rock and electronic genres, are fully utilized in this work. Therefore, this work is a non-genre "textural music. Depending on the way it is listened to, it may be a finely crafted, delicate ambient music. The listener is free to make his or her own judgment.It is a unique piece of music that is not an exaggeration to say that it is a masterpiece that has no equal in Japan. At any rate, I would confidently recommend this album to those who have ears and sensibilities that are sensitive to the sounds of musicians such as Jo Berger Myhre and Olafur Bjorn Olafsson.

Tracklisting:

1.Lumen Unknown
2.Norway
3.Ruse of Reminiscence
4.L.C.L