ok ive just got into some pretty dissonant stuff recently, moving away from my blues/ambient mood into something a bit more folky,

i wonder if i can enlighten a few people,


LSD March - Constellation Of Tragedy
Released in 2007
Genre = Japanese psychedelic folk/rock?


"Important Records have been doing an exemplary job of bringing the best in contemporary Japanese rock music to a wider audience of late - not just in the usual Acid Mothers/Kawabata Makoto vein, but with this weeks one-two punch of Suishou No Fune and LSD March releases. Constellation Of Tragedy is, as its title suggests, not the most upbeat of albums, with the magical opener Aka I Yoru making for an especially mournful way to start things off. Its simple combination of what sounds like a broken music box, gently strummed guitar and amplifier hiss serves as a humble backdrop for Shinsuke Michish*tas world-weary voice. From here the album gradually builds itself (via the beautifully recorded, yet oddly cobbled together pop stylings of Musuu No Taiyo and Kimi Wa Tengoku up to a moment of unexpectedly bombastic psych-rock in the form of Moeru Pyramid a primitive fuzz blast of bluesy guitar solos and hazy late 60s riffing that flails and flounders its way into the closing harmonium drone piece Kanashii Seiza. Awesome."

I guess this is more of an EP than an album, 5 tracks and about 27 minutes long.

Tracklisting:

1. Aka I Yoru (6:39)
2. Musuu No Taiyo (4:15)
3. Kimi Wa Tengoku (5:28)
4. Moeru Pyramid (6:09)
5. Kanashii Seiza (4:50)


very very chilled out, good easy listening with a dab of comedy when you hit Moeru pyramid with the intense overlayed fuzz. well reccomended, you can pick it up at the "usual" ARRRRRRRRRRRRR IM A PIRATE locations.

please dont let this beauty go under the radar like so much other good cool stuff.

Quoteok ive just got into some pretty dissonant stuff recently, moving away from my blues/ambient mood into something a bit more folky,

You like that word dont you?

yes.

Heh sounds kooky may have to aurally imbibe of it at some point.

its a good listen, very calm remarkably, youll enjoy the accordion.