One of the more fascinating aspects of listening to music in general has always been in wondering exactly what sort of thoughts and inspirations transpired as composers scribble down notes and, in doing so, conjure wondrous (or boring) melodies for us to savor and enjoy. These sorts of musings can usually be found in an [...]
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The Borrower Arrietty Soundtrack – Review
Album Title: The Borrower Arrietty Soundtrack Anime Title: The Secret World of Arrietty Artist: Cécile Corbel, Simon Caby Catalog Number: TKCA-73537 Release Type: Soundtrack Release Date: July 14, 2010 Purchase at: CDJapan, Play-Asia
Posted in Soundtrack Reviews Tagged Cécile Corbel, Celtic, Simon Caby, Sountrack, The Borrower Arrietty 11 Comments
Fractale’s ED and Japan’s Nostalgic Drive Toward Irish Music
Today’s guest post comes courtesy of TWWK over at Beneath the Tangles and I have to say that we’re in for an ethnomusicological treat. Now, ethnomusicology has always been an interesting area of study and I’m sorry to say that I just haven’t had the opportunity to dig into it further because it’s interesting to [...]
Posted in Editorials Tagged Editorial, Fractale, Irish music, OP/ED, William Butler Yeats 21 Comments
Doujin Album: Anime Song Orchestra – Review
Album Title: Anime Song Orchestra Anime Title: Various Artist: Melodic Taste Catalog Number: N/A Release Type: Doujin Release Date: December 30, 2010
Steins;Gate’s OP: “Hacking to the Gate” Gets Jazzified
If you’ve talked to me online lately and brought up some of the more recent shows that I’ve watched, you should be able to catch on to the fact that I really enjoyed the heck out of Steins;Gate. Without straying too far away from this site’s musical forte, allow me to say that time travel stories [...]
