Oracles - Bedroom Eyes Artist_Kramer ” as Kiichi Takahara writes

” as Kiichi Takahara writes in the record’s original introductory text—embracing an attitude pervasive amongst musicians of the time who interrogated the prosaic and the profound alike

Toshifumi Hinata and Ichiko Hashimoto who have become known and loved around the world in recent years

The entirety of “Boy in the Moon” – the Casio SK-1 noodles

seems to have tested his boundaries to the maximum

And they were a band that made the indie gatekeepers uncomfortable

Oracles - Bedroom Eyes Artist_Kramer ” as Kiichi Takahara writesWarbling tape warmth vibrates the guitar licks and transforms them into something you can imagine Boards of Canada sampling. Oracles create welcoming psychedelic shoegazey pop, with slick krautrock drumming and bass playing washed out by spacious synths and tape saturation galore. Its the day after the party, and the sun is glorious.