Birushanah - Mushinorougoku - Japan CD

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Birushanah

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BIRUSHANAH, from Osaka, Japan, continues to shake things up with its atypical groove that combines an ensemble of geometric chaos and song development, songs that depict a lyrical world beyond human understanding, and destructive metal percussion with an industrial tribal texture. BIRUSHANAH, from Osaka, has been rocking with their unorthodox roaring progressive sound, and this is their first new full studio album in 4 years! This time, the long-unoccupied bassist has been welcomed into the band, and the four-piece lineup has further increased the groove, and the depth and vitality of the sound arrangements have been packaged in a brilliant way. The result is a tour de force that brings each player's breath to life. The roaring guitars that sound as if they are cutting through the desolate earth, the drums that passionately push forward the beats with a tribal and mathematical approach with a wild sense of sensation, the bass that gives new life to the band while wriggling eerily like a beast crawling on the ground, the mysterious sense of festival music that is still there, and the guitarist who is a master of the art of the music... all of them are all on this new album. The metal percussion of friction that approaches an industrial sound intertwines and rotates with the primitive mandala ensemble, and the songs of passion and the shakuhachi flute that makes the evil spirits come to life burn in a total of seven songs and about an hour.The recording was done by extreme engineer Akira Inada, who is also the guitarist of PALM, as in the previous album. The sound effects on this album have been deepened from the previous two albums and succeeded in illuminating the depths of the band's sound. The cover artwork was designed by BOURGEON DESIGN, a design work headed by Memento, an Osaka-based collage artist who is also known as a vinyl digger and has a deep knowledge of underground music.