Kikagaku Moyo - Forest of Lost Children (2021)
BAND/ARTIST: Kikagaku Moyo
- Title: Forest of Lost Children
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: Guruguru Brain
- Genre: psychedelic, folk, prog-rock
- Quality: FLAC lossless
- Total Time: 31:03
- Total Size: 207 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Kikagaku Moyo here sound anything but lost, their child-like wonder manifested in a confident, courageous exploration of sound. Labels – psychedelic, folk, prog-rock, psychedelic-folk-mixed-with-prog-rock – do little to accurately reflect the spectrum of influences on display, let alone the more impactful realization of completeness in Kikagaku Moyo’s songs.
1.01 - Kikagaku Moyo - Semicircle (3:16)
1.02 - Kikagaku Moyo - Kodama (4:21)
1.03 - Kikagaku Moyo - Smoke and Mirrors (7:16)
1.04 - Kikagaku Moyo - Streets of Calcutta (3:56)
1.05 - Kikagaku Moyo - Hem (3:51)
1.06 - Kikagaku Moyo - White Moon (8:24)
1.01 - Kikagaku Moyo - Semicircle (3:16)
1.02 - Kikagaku Moyo - Kodama (4:21)
1.03 - Kikagaku Moyo - Smoke and Mirrors (7:16)
1.04 - Kikagaku Moyo - Streets of Calcutta (3:56)
1.05 - Kikagaku Moyo - Hem (3:51)
1.06 - Kikagaku Moyo - White Moon (8:24)
About Kikagaku Moyo
Kikagaku Moyo have come a long way –both literally and metaphorically– since their humble beginnings busking on the streets of Tokyo back in 2012. A tight-knit group of five friends who bonded over the desire to play freely, and explore music associated with space and psychedelica, their initial ambitions were modest semi-regular slots in the cramped clubs of the city’s insular music scene. Yet the band’s progressive, folk-influenced take on psychedelica marked them out from their peers and re-started Japan’s psych rock scene; it also brought them international acclaim.
With a settled line up – Go Kurosawa (drums, vox), Tomo Katsurada (guitar, vox), Kotsuguy (bass), Daoud Popal (guitar), Ryu Kurosawa (sitar), – and a signature sound that blended classical Indian music, Krautrock, traditional folk, 70s rock, and acid-tinged psych, the band sold out shows across Europe and founded their own label, Guruguru Brain, to showcase not just their own work, but the under-represented music scene in East Asia. To date, the label has released music from over ten different artists alongside their own albums, and in 2017 Kurosawa and Katsurada relocating permanently to Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The move placed both Kikagaku Moyo and Guruguru Brain at the heart of Europe and eased the logistical challenges of long tours for bands on their label and release schedules while catering to Western audiences.
Since then, their popularity has continued to grow, and Kikagaku Moyo are now one of the most acclaimed bands in the alternative psych scene. Having toured the world several times over, they’ve also graced prominent slots at renowned festivals such as Bonnaroo Music Festival (US), End Of The Road Festival, Green Man Festival (both UK), and Concrete & Glass (China),and have been commissioned by world-famous fashion brands such as Gucci and Issey Miyake. Recent album Masana Temples received stellar reviews from the likes of Mojo and Uncut, and the band were also invited to appear on acclaimed radio station KEXP, performing for one of their famed live sessions.
Kikagaku Moyo have come a long way –both literally and metaphorically– since their humble beginnings busking on the streets of Tokyo back in 2012. A tight-knit group of five friends who bonded over the desire to play freely, and explore music associated with space and psychedelica, their initial ambitions were modest semi-regular slots in the cramped clubs of the city’s insular music scene. Yet the band’s progressive, folk-influenced take on psychedelica marked them out from their peers and re-started Japan’s psych rock scene; it also brought them international acclaim.
With a settled line up – Go Kurosawa (drums, vox), Tomo Katsurada (guitar, vox), Kotsuguy (bass), Daoud Popal (guitar), Ryu Kurosawa (sitar), – and a signature sound that blended classical Indian music, Krautrock, traditional folk, 70s rock, and acid-tinged psych, the band sold out shows across Europe and founded their own label, Guruguru Brain, to showcase not just their own work, but the under-represented music scene in East Asia. To date, the label has released music from over ten different artists alongside their own albums, and in 2017 Kurosawa and Katsurada relocating permanently to Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The move placed both Kikagaku Moyo and Guruguru Brain at the heart of Europe and eased the logistical challenges of long tours for bands on their label and release schedules while catering to Western audiences.
Since then, their popularity has continued to grow, and Kikagaku Moyo are now one of the most acclaimed bands in the alternative psych scene. Having toured the world several times over, they’ve also graced prominent slots at renowned festivals such as Bonnaroo Music Festival (US), End Of The Road Festival, Green Man Festival (both UK), and Concrete & Glass (China),and have been commissioned by world-famous fashion brands such as Gucci and Issey Miyake. Recent album Masana Temples received stellar reviews from the likes of Mojo and Uncut, and the band were also invited to appear on acclaimed radio station KEXP, performing for one of their famed live sessions.
Year 2021 | Japanese / 邦楽 | Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE
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