Funwari-chan Japan
Funwari-chan is a “still-sort-of-secret” kind of girl.
Based in Tokyo, Funwari-chan began in 2012 as a project of Phasma(Composer/Art Director), NOEL-KIT(Composer/Developer) and Shinya Mizuno(Illustrator/Animator).
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Slow
by QUADROPHENIA
Fix
by QUADROPHENIA
supported by 18 fans who also own “with Funwari-chan!”
The tracks of this lovely album flit between a broad spectrum of different musical flavors, meandering from one to the next in a manner resembling the unguided drifting of a dream between images and ideas. Indeed, the album as a whole has a dreamy, hazy atmosphere to it that softens ever so gently the bright, vibrant colors of each track's sound. Altogether, it's a gorgeous piece of music that simultaneously relaxes and enraptures. I very highly recommend it.
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Ofeq
by QUADROPHENIA
supported by 17 fans who also own “with Funwari-chan!”
This is an absolute gem of an album--a beautiful, magical work of electronica that invokes fantastical imagery and fills the listener with feelings of wonder, joy, serenity, and awe. Each song is intricate and intoxicating with its own distinct sound, so much so that they could likely all be sold successfully as individual singles. Picking a favorite from them was quite a challenge. In any case, it's easily some of the best music I've ever heard. I can't recommend it strongly enough.
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Elsewhere Nowhere
by Cvd
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 18, 2017
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Out of darkness, by magic
by Moth Equals
This LP tells the story of a witch, a pair of magic gloves, & an enormous shark via wonderfully surreal electronic songs.
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Inside Out
by meeting by chance
Can't get enough Twin Peaks revival? Take a listen to the mysterious and icy-cool sounds of Marcin Cichy's (of Skalpel) new LP.
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Escapeland
by effe
supported by 16 fans who also own “with Funwari-chan!”
This album is absolutely beautiful and puts my mind at peace when I listen to it. The vocal parts, even in the instrumental tracks, supplement the peace very well. There is light percussion on most tracks, but it is never too emphasized, in a good way. I've never listened to anything else like this and I'm in love with the arrangements and style.
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