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The sound uses spatial effects, creating a soundscape that surprises you from time to time, which is fascinating. It's simply amazing, a testament to technological innovation!!! There are also plenty of highlights elsewhere! First of all, the key to that sound is the use of notes... that's not something you normally pay attention to, right! However, here they use F and B naturally, and that sound...while you might find shredding guitar, this is more like shredding melody (laughs)! Also, in the title track, you can hear the wah pedal play from the intro, and that performance is by Tsuno himself. Tsuno's guitar playing might not be the kind you could call 'fast playing,' but it's a guitar with taste even when not fast. Therefore, it stands apart from fast-playing guitarists and leaves a truly good impression!!! As a complex whole, the songs are definitely appealing! For individual details, please see each explanation!!! Thank you very much.
("Quiz!!!"... Who is the person on the right side of the jacket!? Hint! Speaking of Mr. tunecoreJapan! He's the president, you know... He's important... really... But he's friendly... right!! You're looking forward to future developments, aren't you!!! Thank you very much...,...)
A musician who freely goes back and forth from acoustic to noisy sound based on rock and roll. "Utautai" is a sound of unadorned words, a voice that leaves a scar, and a way of life itself. Life is not rosy. Even so, I didn't run away, I didn't deam, and I lived looking forward while falling. That real feeling is at the core of Tsuyoshi Tsuno's song. Singing is not a success story. The night of defeat, the morning of defeat, the day that continued. A song that affirms the very thing that "I'm still alive".
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