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Koenjihyakkei (高円寺百景) - Angherr Shisspa


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  1. Tziidall Raszhisst

  2. Rattims Friezz

  3. Grahbem Jorgazz

  4. Fettim Paillu

  5. Quivem Vrastorr

  6. Mibingvahre

  7. Angherr Shisspa

  8. Wammilica Iffirom

  9. Rattims Friezz (Live 2005) (CD Bonus Track)

  10. Fettim Paillu (Live 2005) (CD Bonus Track)

  11. Angherr Shisspa (Live 2005) (CD Bonus Track)


"PRESS QUOTES:

“Dhorimviskha” by Koenjihyakkei selected as one of the Best Albums of 2018 - BANDCAMP DAILY

“Towers over most modern progressive rock because of an attention to detail and an almost overwhelming force of conviction. No irony here: this rocks with the teeth and heart to cut through scenes and the "overground" like a knife." - PITCHFORK

“Headed by "vocalist / composer / drummer extraordinaire" Tatsuya Yoshida, this group is a boiling-hot, Stravinsky-meets-Sex Pistols stew of blaring woodwinds, power chord guitars, shimmering synths, and soaring, operatic vocals delivered by a front-woman 'speaking in somersaulting tongues'." - TINY MIX TAPES

“Not only the most brilliant of all of contemporary Japanese bands, but perhaps the greatest group currently operating in the world." – ALTERNATIVE PRESS

“One of the most mind-blowing progressive bands ever.” - MATHCORE INDEX

“Holy shit, right?” - FECKING BAHAMAS

DESCRIPTION:

Some bands you just have to hear. Japan's KOENJIHYAKKEI (aka Koenji Hyakkei) are just such a band. Tatsuya Yoshida’s (of the renowned bass and drum duo RUINS), progressive rock powerhouse is Area and ELP at their most excessive; Deus Ex Machina with tempo changes multiplied by 100; and Magma at their orff-ian choral, fusion jazz, overcharged gospel peak.

“Angherr Shisspa”, the band’s landmark fourth album explodes with glittery keyboard lines, speedy bass/drum workouts, emotive reed respites, and operatic female vocals that take the listener from sheer exuberance to absolute apocalypse... all performed with superhuman technique in confoundingly catchy, complex arrangements."

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