REVIEW

Fourth album from the mysterious Japanese shoegaze artist kuragari.

The contrast between piercing, intense noise and whispery, delicate vocals remains a defining feature. Listening feels like being enveloped in a warm bed while simultaneously being shredded by a chainsaw—an experience both shocking and strangely comforting. Personal highlight is #4 “Mata Koko ni Kita,” where the vocals faintly emerge from the wall of noise, tender yet tinged with sorrow, evoking tears.

Fans of Sadness, Central Pacific State Beach, and Parannoul should definitely give this a listen. The third album, "zzz... zzz... zzz...", is also highly recommended.