Atlas Star
El Cazador de la Yuki
2. KANTANKATAN
3. Tonbo
Edit: why is Tonbo's inst only available with vinyl smh
3. Tonbo
Edit: why is Tonbo's inst only available with vinyl smh
Last edited by a moderator:
You asked for a romanization, not a translation.^ but what do these mean ? i used kanji converter and thought there was error
#2 reminds me of katana.
I personally would romanize it as Tombo.2. KANTANKATAN
3. Tonbo
Edit: why is Tonbo's inst inky available with vinyl smh
lolwatadummas.
Cool titles. First single of theirs where every track is in Japanese. And each track is 100% in the three forms of the Japanese alphabet: kanji, katakana, and hiragana. Cute.
I guess this ties into the whole "Japanese" theme that was mentioned.
The simplicity, the Japanese dresses - I love everything about it. And for once the font isn't ugly probably because it's Japanese font.
^ Problem is that we have stopped waiting for a surprise after many of the A-sides turned out to have the expected song structure, and only Marchen, in pretty much all A-side songs since To the beginning, had a drastic change to its melody in the post 1:30 duration.
Natsu no Asa had an instrumental. At this point they are completely random with their instrumental inclusions. :Pdoes giving us instrumental for all 3 track mean other 2 will be used as an insert in the anime ? Or its just change of policy ?
Hoshi no Utai, Natsu no Ringo, storia, Sorairo no Isu, serenato, sandpiper, and Yume no Daichi all have Japanese sounds to them, to me at least. Their most Japanese-style song is most definitely sandpiper though.Maybe off topic but...
"The beauty of a subtle Japanese style hidden within the sound is being fused together with our own distinctive music style and it turned into a song that is showcasing a completely new aspect of Kalafina." is what Wakana said, but what does "Japanese style" mean to you guys?
Edit: hi-rez up on Harmony