#japan indie rock

[johnkatsmc5]

Jyocho  " 祈りでは届かない距離"2016 + "碧い家で僕ら暮らす"2017 +  " 美しい終末サイクル" 2018 + "しあわせになるから、なろうよ"2022 + "互いの宇宙" EP 2018 + "綺麗な三角 朝日にんげん" EP 2019, Japan Prog Pop,Math Pop Rock,Post Rock,Indie Rock

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JYOCHO (じょうちょ) is a Japanese math rock and post rock band from Kyoto. JYOCHO was originally started as a solo project of guitarist Daijiro Nakagawa (ex. Uchu Conbini) in 2016. JYOCHO is the spiritual successor to Uchu Conbini's sublimely crafted math-pop. The songwriting and tone have matured, and the addition of flute brings with it an almost folk flair. Daijiro recruited an elite group of musicians to bring his intricately beautiful compositions to life and JYOCHO’s sound. JYOCHO is the phenomenal solo project of Daijiro Nakagawa and his beautifully intricate and soulful take on math-rock will unequivocally appeal to fans of This Town Needs Guns (TTNG), toe, and American Football.......~

Jyocho " 祈りでは届かない距離"2016

Credits Bass – Sindee Drums – Hatch Flute – Yuki Hayashi Guitar, Lyrics By, Music By, Producer – Daijiro Nakagawa Vocals – rionos Tracklist 1 Family 4:51 2 安い命 5:57 3 Furusato 0:47 4 故郷 4:56 5 太陽と暮らしてきた 4:56 6 あの木にはわたしにないものを 5:47 7 365

Jyocho "碧い家で僕ら暮らす"2017

Credits Bass – Sindee Drums – Hatch  Flute – Hachi (8) Guitar, Chorus, Programmed By, Composed By, Producer – Daijiro Nakagawa Vocals, Keyboards – Nekota Netako Tracklist 1 Lucky Mother 2 碧い家 3 hills 4 tree,stone 5 ほんとうのかたち 6 三つに分けること 7 グラスの底は、

Jyocho " 美しい終末サイクル" 2018

Tracklist from long ago つづくいのち Aporia 美しい終末サイクル わたしは死んだ sugoi kawaii JYOCHO family (Re-Rec ver.) my room my rule 太陽と暮らしてきた (Re-Rec ver.) pure circle こわかった

Jyocho "しあわせになるから、なろうよ"2022

Tracklist 回想増えた 0:35 みんなおなじ 4:22 光あつめておいでよ 4:09 輪の中にいればたいせつにしてあげる 2:25 碧に成れたら 3:53 悲しみのゴール 3:32 夜明けの測度 4:25 忘れないで 0:34 DVD: August 29, 2021 Jyocho Presents "Mahiya Extra Session" at Wall & Wall Lucky Mother Pure Circle Hills 遠回りのアイデア わたしは死んだ 美しい終末サイクル こわかった つづくいのち 光あつめておいでよ Family

Jyocho "互いの宇宙" EP 2018

Tracklist 互いの宇宙 Pure Circle ユークリッド 互いの定義

Jyocho "綺麗な三角、朝日にんげん" EP 2019

Tracklist 1 綺麗な三角、朝日にんげん 2:38 2 いつか一人で 4:28 3 遠回りのアイデア 4:31 4 Atlas 4:31

Jyocho "Guide and Devote" EP 2024 Japan Prog Pop,Math Pop Rock,Post Rock,Indie Rock

https://johnkatsmc5.blogspot.com/2025/01/jyocho-guide-and-devote-ep-2024-japan.html?view=magazine

Jyocho  " 祈りでは届かない距離"2016 + "碧い家で僕ら暮らす"2017 +  " 美しい終末サイクル" 2018 + "しあわせになるから、なろうよ"2022 + "互いの宇宙" EP 2018 + "綺麗な三角 朝日にんげん" EP 2019, Japan Prog Pop,Math Pop Rock,Post Rock,Indie Rock

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E2-E4 2001 - Inspiration From E2-E4 (2001, Sal Disc. SALD 003D)

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sexinjapan

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On May 31, 1975, Phantom of the Paradise debuted in Japan.

Here's some new art inspired by the cult classic!

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Music Recommendations Part 5

1. Carry the Zero - Built to Spill

2. Obstacle 1 - Interpol

3. Hungry Like the Wolf - Duran Duran

4. Love Goes On! - The Go-Betweens

5. Man in the Box - Alice in Chains

6. Ghosts - Japan

7. Little Fury Things - Dinosaur Jr.

8. Suffer Little Children - The Smiths

9. Shine On - The House of Love

10. Flying Man - Louis Philippe

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Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad & Oasis

Conhecem o anime e mangá Beck? Escrito por Harold Sakuishi, Beck conta a história da construção e ascensão de uma banda de rock.

Foi originalmente serializado na Monthly Shōnen Magazine de 1999 a 2008, com os 103 capítulos posteriormente publicados em 34 volumes tankōbon pela Kodansha. Foi adaptado para uma série de anime de 26 episódios, intitulada Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad, pela Madhouse e foi ao ar na TV Tokyo de outubro de 2004 a março de 2005.

Uma adaptação live-action para os cinemas foi lançada em 2010 e estrelada por Takeru Satoh (o ator ficou mundialmente conhecido por protagonizar os live actions de Samurai X/Rurouni Kenshin) como o protagonista Koyuki. A série também gerou três data books, quatro trilhas sonoras, um videogame e uma linha de guitarras no Japão.

O mangá é extremamente influenciado por bandas reais, toda capa de capítulo faz alusão a capa de algum álbum ou single musical. Uma das bandas mais presentes na obra é o Oasis, que é referenciado quase o tempo todo no anime e no mangá.

No live action lançado em 2010, a música Don't Look Back In Anger faz parte a trilha-sonora do filme.

Beck foi bastante popular nos anos 2000 e é até hoje uma grande referência de mangá com temática musical.

Apesar do mangá já ter sido concluído, nunca foi feito uma segunda temporada do anime.

Outra influência clara do Oasis é na trilha-sonora feita para o anime. Algumas músicas parecem tanto com Oasis dos anos 90 (como Slip Out) que poderia ter sido escrita pelo Noel Gallagher!

Se o Oasis pôde voltar, quem sabe se o anime também não possa voltar em 2025?

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[johnkatsmc5]

Jyocho "Guide and Devote" EP 2024 Japan Prog Pop,Math Pop Rock,Post Rock,Indie Rock

full spotify

https://open.spotify.com/album/3vzb1L4uKtxII5nh9swQQP

JYOCHO (じょうちょ) is a Japanese math rock and post rock band from Kyoto. JYOCHO was originally started as a solo project of guitarist Daijiro Nakagawa (ex. Uchu Conbini) in 2016. JYOCHO is the spiritual successor to Uchu Conbini's sublimely crafted math-pop. The songwriting and tone have matured, and the addition of flute brings with it an almost folk flair. Daijiro recruited an elite group of musicians to bring his intricately beautiful compositions to life and JYOCHO’s sound. JYOCHO is the phenomenal solo project of Daijiro Nakagawa and his beautifully intricate and soulful take on math-rock will unequivocally appeal to fans of This Town Needs Guns (TTNG), toe, and American Football.......~

On January 10, 2024, Japanese rock band JYOCHO released “Michibiki, Sasagete/Guide and Devote,” which is being used as the ending theme for the second season of the Banished from the Hero’s Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside anime. I have to be forthcoming in this review and admit that I’m only familiar with this anime through looking at a synopsis and reading anime bloggers’ opinions on the series. Musically, this song grabbed me from its intro due to the acoustic guitar and flute that are prominent in it. I thought this gave the intro a bit of a Celtic rock or folk rock flair to it. While the acoustic guitar and flute appear throughout the song, they are the most prominent instruments in the intro. When the rest of the instruments come in for the song, it sounds more like a regular pop song with a bit of a folk rock influence going in the background. To me, this was a unique sound for a J-pop track, and I think it works for what I know of the anime that it’s the ending theme for. I also have to add that I really liked the vocalist’s performance on “Michibiki, Sasagete/Guide and Devote,” because I found it to be soothing and working well with the musical arrangement. Fortunately, the YouTube video that I watched for this song included an English translation of the lyrics in the subtitles. The lyrics seem to be from the point of view of a speaker saying that they’re trying to live their life while not understanding everything that life has to offer. From what I know of the Banished from the Hero’s Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside anime, the lyrics seem to fit in with the theme of the series. However, the lyrics are written in a way that they’re not specifically tied in with the anime and can be interpreted with a broader meaning. I really enjoyed “Michibiki, Sasagete/Guide and Devote,” because it sounds so different from anything else I’ve heard from the J-pop genre at the time I’m writing this review. I think fans of the band, as well as of the anime its attached to, will appreciate this song. I also think that music listeners who enjoy folk rock might also find something to appreciate here, even if they don’t understand the words that are being sung....~ Kyoto, Japan-based progressive rock band JYOCHO (meaning “emotion,” “mood,” and “atmosphere” in Japanese) was formed in 2016 by guitarist Daijiro Nakagawa (formerly of Japanese math rock band Uchu Conbini) who's known for his highly sophisticated and technical and now the band consists of Daijiro Nakagawa(Gt/Cho), Nekota Netako (Vo/Key), Yuuki Hayashi (Fl), and Kojiro Yamazaki(Dr). The band's music has passed through a variety of genres, and it builds a unique worldview that only JYOCHO can create, incorporating plenty of technical tracks, warmth, and intensity. In January 2023, JYOCHO released "As the Gods Say e.p," which includes the ending theme song "As the Gods Say" for the Netflix series "Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre." In the same year, the U.S. indie label Topshelf Records releases the band's latest album "Let's Promise to be Happy" in vinyl and cassette formats worldwide. JYOCHO's unique yet beautiful sounds are well-received by music lovers all over the world........~ Great way to open yourself up to JRock!....~ JYOCHO's new album is fun, emotional and inspiring. You can clearly hear the beautiful dissonance between the very rhythmic, typically math rock guitars and drums that aren't very expressive but very technical and the simple, beautiful sounds of the singer. In 4 quick but powerful songs, the band explores their summery sound that brightens up a day just like that. If you want some feel good technical and jazzy math rock, this is it.....~ Credits Performer JYOCHO Vocals Nekota Netako Guitar Daijiro Nakagawa Keyboard Nekota Netako Bass sindee Drums Kojiro Yamazaki Flute Yuuki Hayashi Chorus Daijiro Nakagawa Tracklist 01 Guide and Devote 3:21 02 ex human 3:43 03 A Flourished City 2:40 04 Counting Planets

Jyocho "Guide and Devote" EP 2024 Japan Prog Pop,Math Pop Rock,Post Rock,Indie Rock

https://johnkatsmc5.blogspot.com/2025/01/jyocho-guide-and-devote-ep-2024-japan.html?view=magazine

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Chillax JPOP & R&B Playlist 日系音樂中的午後時光