Obsolete Tracks Plus'13 Live

[Machine Translation] Sapporo City Hardcore Far North Realized's latest release in 2014. since its formation in 2000, the band has been pursuing D-Beat with traditional Japanese hardcore as its mainstay, while at the same time preferring and swallowing less common music such as doom, metal, noise, and psychedelic, and has continued to work independently and on its own. This album contains 8 songs from their 1st to 3rd albums that have become staples in their live performances. In particular, many of the songs were selected from the 2nd album, which has been out of print for a long time, so you can listen to songs from the time when they (and their brains) were at their most drone. All songs were re-recorded at the mysterious "Black Snowflake Studio" in Sapporo by Richard Horner, a genius, with the current band members. The result is a very raw and vivid recording. The ninth and final track is a live recording, recorded at their home venue, Club Counter Action. The album includes seven songs, including "Survive", a song about surviving in their own way in a scene and a world that never changes, and "Professional Weedbreeders", a song that pays homage to HHIG.

札幌シティハードコア極北リアライズドの2014年最新音源。2000年の結成以来、伝統的なジャパニーズハードコアを柱としてD-Beatを追求しながらもドゥーム、メタル、ノイズ、サイケデリックなど一般的でない音楽を好み、飲み込み、独立独歩の活動を続けてきた。今作は、1st～3rdからライブで定番となっている8曲を収録。特に、長らく廃盤となっていた2ndからの選曲が多く、彼らが (彼らの脳が)最もドローンだった時代の曲を聴くことができる。レコーディングは札幌の、謎に包まれたスタジオ"Black Snowflake Studio"にて、鬼才Richard Horner氏による、全曲現在のメンバーでの再録音。生々しい仕上がりになっている。最後の9曲目はライブ音源で、彼らのホーム、クラブカウンターアクションでのライブを収録。シーンや、変わらない世界で自分なりに生き残ることを誓った「生き抜く」や、HHIGへのオマージュソング「Professional Weedbreeders」など7曲を収録。