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ANTINOMY

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Category: ALBUM

01.The only way


02.Speculation


03.Epigram


04.Stand aloof


05.Silent day


06.Oneness


07.Handan's pillow


08.You don't live here anymore


09.Causation


10.Fibs in the hand


11.逆光


12.Kamuy-pirma



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel S. ★★★★★

I’ve had “Stand aloof” stuck in my head for days—the arrangement is so stark and haunting it really cuts through. The whole album flows from track to track without a single dull moment. Exactly the kind of moody, thoughtful listen I was hoping for.

Benjamin Q. ★★★★★

Track 6 "Oneness" is the one I keep coming back to, but the whole tracklist flows so well from the moody opener to the closing "Kamuy-pirma." I've had it on repeat for three days and I'm still finding new layers in the arrangement. The sequencing alone makes it worth the purchase.

Kevin T. ★★★★★

I put this album on not knowing what to expect, and "Kamuy-pirma" is just gorgeous, those guitar tones really carried me through the whole track. The flow from "Speculation" into "Epigram" feels perfectly sequenced, like one long piece.