Anoice - Ripple
from Elements 1 by Various Artists
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from Elements 1,
released April 17, 2012
Anoice pronounced “a noyce” is a Tokyo based six piece group that have been working together since 2004. Their debut album “Remmings” was released on Important Records, while their second and third albums “Out of Season” and “Ruined-Hotel Sessions” were released on Ricco Label, their own music label.
Band members include: Takahiro Kido (guitar, programming, piano, glockenspiel, organ, and melodion); Taku Tanioka ( guitar and mandolin). Yuki Murata (piano, synthesizer, programming, glockenspiel, melodion); Utaka Fujiwara (viola, synthesizer, programming, piano); Takahiro Matsue (bass, programming, tenor saxophone, accordion); and Tadashi Yoshikawa (drums, percussion, accordion, glockenspiel).
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Anoice pronounced “a noyce” is a Tokyo based six piece group that have been working together since 2004. Their debut album “Remmings” was released on Important Records, while their second and third albums “Out of Season” and “Ruined-Hotel Sessions” were released on Ricco Label, their own music label.
Band members include: Takahiro Kido (guitar, programming, piano, glockenspiel, organ, and melodion); Taku Tanioka ( guitar and mandolin). Yuki Murata (piano, synthesizer, programming, glockenspiel, melodion); Utaka Fujiwara (viola, synthesizer, programming, piano); Takahiro Matsue (bass, programming, tenor saxophone, accordion); and Tadashi Yoshikawa (drums, percussion, accordion, glockenspiel).
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The Future Elements Mumbai, India
The Future Elements are an uprising collective of writers and musicians in the field of shoegaze, ambient, modern classical,Drone and experimental music. We wish to expand this to a small indie label. Doing compilation(s) is first step towards reaching that goal. ... more
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May 2013 -
Apr 2012
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