Japanese indie rock/folk band Kisel's masterful third album, released in 2004, is now available for pre-order in 180-gram vinyl format. Kicell is a unit of brothers who create unique sounds using a variety of instruments from musical saws to rhythm boxes. Their third album, 'Mado Ni Chikyu,' released in 2004, is a masterpiece of heart-wrenching, sad songs and melodies with somewhat human lyrics. The 12 tracks are wrapped in a superb trip feeling as if you are looking at the earth from the window of a spaceship, and are released in 180-gram vinyl. Tokyo-based Japanese band Hashirikom?zu, formed in 2019, brings their 2024-released 3rd album to vinyl at last! Blending soul, funk, and rock, their colorful sound contrasts sharply with darkly humorous, cynical lyrics?a signature of their style. This 10-track album highlights sharp musicianship and bold arrangements, shaped by their energetic live shows. Key tracks include 'Hontou no Kirei ga Wakaranai' (A4), a CupStar tie-up song, and the live favorite 'Tamaniha Shita To Kurabemashou' (B4). With biting sarcasm and self-deprecating honesty, the album bursts with raw, impulsive energy. Experience the unfiltered spirit of Japanese rock-grab your copy now! LISTEN: https://youtu. Be/M_zdcH2hCxUSIDE A1. Yawarakana Oka (original version)2. Yume No Tegami3. Tokage Hashiru4. Umineko To Teishokuya5. Sabaku Ni Saita Hana6. Kinsei 9SIDE B1. Hakobune2. Machiisha3. Kagi No E4. Enola Gay5. Hana No Hitobito6. Mado Ni Chikyu

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