A Tiny House, In Secret Speeches, Polar Equals

Surviving a Smile

Dahlia's Tear presents us his new album Tales from a Feeble Dream. A masterfully crafted album with rich ethereal textures and droning detailed compositions.

"As I slowly approached the ghost town covered in thick fog, all I could see were countless derelict kites hanging from iron bars stuck in the ground. Every faint object that I could see in a blurry way was as if it hadn't been touched for centuries. The melody I heard from a distant place was familiar. I was somewhere between dream and reality. Time was moving slower than usual. In the dark silver-painted sky, the moon and the night were embracing each other. Pushing the heavy gates open the touch of the iron bars, as cold as ice, seized up my hand completely. Even though I could feel the unevenness of the old cobbled path beneath me, they were smooth in contrast to the crunching of the odd dead leaf that I stepped on. This gate was the one that would carry my consciousness into infinite dreams..."

Recommended for fans of melancholic powerful atmospheres

Tales from a Feeble Dream

Bandcamp

Infinite Dreamer

Blocked Numbers

Hussy

Racer-X (Remastered)

The Ugly American

The Searchers

Hearts in Her Eyes

Music heard while buying decals in Let It Die, A free-to-play hack and slash video game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and published by GungHo Online.
Let It Die [C] GungHo, Grasshopper Manufacture, Sony

Let It Die OST- Mushroom Club

You and Shayna v1
Traditional Synthesizer Music - Venetian Snares
Vinyl rip at -32.3% [33+1/3 RPM]

Traditional Syntheizer Music - Venetian Snares

You and Shayna v1 (-32.3% pitchmix)

Walk Slowly

an anxious object

double bind

A trio instrument band. 1 Drums + 2 Piano/Keys. 

A blend of minimal phrased piano and dynamic drumming.
The pursuit of a live experience composed of visual and audio expression.Formed in 2006, with elements of jazz, funk, post‐rock and electronic music, Mouse on the Keys fits into a genre of their own.
The trio consists of two former members of the influential Japanese underground band Nine Days Wonder, Akira Kawasaki and Atsushi Kiyota.
They teamed up with Daisuke Niitome, who has played drums as well as composed music for countless jazz‐funk and hip hop bands. Their unique sound, comprising two pianos, two keyboards and drums, continue to stand at the forefront of the Japanese indie scene.

info@mouseonthekeys.net


double bind

mouse on the keys

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