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Soon after releasing the three part EP there/missing/unknown, the Japanese colllective from Ricco Label come back with their fifth long play called Ghost in the Clocks, recorded together with other important for the label personas: Takahiro Kido and Yuki Murata.
One of the EP's tracks, missing, comes back also here and it's this mixture of sentimental strings, beautiful piano keys and unnerving samples is one of the best fragments of the album. But it's interesting even before it arrives, as the Japanese start with the especially atmospheric after the rain with its pretty much post-rock ambiance.
The neoclassical grandeur pinnacles are reached a couple of times on the album, among others in heroes where the tear-jerking strings are accompanied with almost marching drums, and in the monumental rebirth closing the album. This kind of compositions make me think that Anoice's music can easily be labeled neoclassical with truly post-rock soul.
The neoclassical grandeur pinnacles are reached a couple of times on the album, among others in heroes where the tear-jerking strings are accompanied with almost marching drums, and in the monumental rebirth closing the album. This kind of compositions make me think that Anoice's music can easily be labeled neoclassical with truly post-rock soul.
Ghost in the Clocks costs 8.50 USD.
Check: missing
Country: Japan
Genre: post-rocking neoclassicism
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