Blue Building Blocks

[Machine Translation] Japanese post-rock instrumental band How to count one to ten has released their second EP, their first nationwide release since launching their own label, "kiwiport". The melody created from a complex rhythm with irregular time signatures is ultimately an exhilarating POP. Mass music that even has an easy listening feel to it can be listened to by men and women of all ages, morning, noon, and night. Many of the songs have already been performed live, and this is a work of the band's fullest efforts, recorded in a state of performance perfection. Recording, mixing, and mastering were done by guitarist/keyboardist Yuta Okuhara, as on the previous album.

日本のポストロックインストバンド・How to count one to tenが、自主レーベル"kiwiport"を立ち上げて初の全国リリースとなる2ndEP。変拍子で複雑なリズムから生み出される旋律は、最終的に爽快POP。イージーリスニング的要素すら感じさせるマスミュージックは老若男女、朝昼晩問わずに聴ける1枚。ライブで既に披露している曲も多く、パフォーマンス的に完成された状態で録音した渾身の作品。レコーディング、ミックス、マスタリングは、前作に引き続きギター/キーボードの奥原祐太が担当。