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Anamanaguchi Chiptune Ambient Experimental 2016 US
  • Performer: Anamanaguchi
  • Title: Capsule Silence XXIV
  • Size FLAC ver: 1452 mb
  • Country: US
  • Released: 2016
  • Style: Chiptune, Ambient, Experimental
  • Other formats: MP2 ADX TTA AHX MMF AIFF APE
  • Genre: Electronic
  • Rating: 4.5 of 5
Anamanaguchi - Capsule Silence XXIV FLAC download
Anamanaguchi - Capsule Silence XXIV FLAC download

Tracklist Hide Credits

NHXClassCam
1 –Anamanaguchi Japan Air - Jan 24
Featuring – meesh
4:40
NHXPointCase
2 –Death By Wallace Yoda Goes For A Swim 2:57
3 –Death By Wallace Space Revival 1:49
NHXRamsCore
4 –Anamanaguchi 1000 1:11
5 –Anamanaguchi 5am Est 2:06
6 –Anamanaguchi Capsule Silence 2:37
7 –Anamanaguchi Glass 0:53
8 –Anamanaguchi Just Dive 4:07
9 –Anamanaguchi Lilo
Featuring – Lindsay Lowend
 3:01
10 –Anamanaguchi PM Dawn 3:12
11 –Anamanaguchi Phase2X 3:00
12 –Anamanaguchi Rush 2:43
13 –Anamanaguchi Swan 2:43
14 –Anamanaguchi Time Moves On 2:54
15 –Anamanaguchi E-mode 3:14
NHXReCon
16 –Anamanaguchi 949812398OOOO 5:28
17 –Anamanaguchi Crash(Crashed) 3:06
18 –Anamanaguchi F.R.U.G. 3:47
19 –Anamanaguchi Gurli 4:03
20 –Anamanaguchi H4rdcore Secret 3:30
21 –Anamanaguchi Miami Potato 2:25
22 –Anamanaguchi My Heart My Body 4:36
23 –Anamanaguchi Pearl 2:58
24 –Anamanaguchi Poisonous Gas 3:06
25 –Anamanaguchi Strawberry Love
Featuring – Amy Cakes
 3:26
26 –Lovelyz Sweet & Sour (Anamanaguchi BOOtleg)
Remix – Anamanaguchi
 3:56
27 –Anamanaguchi Thinking About U 3:15
28 –Anamanaguchi Toi Et Moi 1:48
29 –Anamanaguchi UR CRAZY 4 DIS 1 1:50
30 –Anamanaguchi Unalive 4:03
31 –Anamanaguchi XS 3:01
32 –Anamanaguchi <3 7:45
NHXTelCo
33 –No Artist FEELGOOD LAST ONE SEEEEERSLY 3:00
34 –No Artist jj-FOREST WALK1 2:10
35 –No Artist Gentle Anxious 12-17 3:34
36 –No Artist Pcj Master 1-24 1:49
37 –No Artist Sweet Sunset Loop NEW JUNO 1-28 1:24
38 –No Artist jj-When Yr Around1 3:08

Notes

Music released via a video game developed by NHX with the band, Capsule Silence XXIV. The band leaked a supposed demo build of the game, citing disputes with the developers. The build's main level renders unplayable, but a sandbox test level can be accessed. Via this level, the player finds cassette tapes with new songs (each labeled with its composer), and after finding enough, has the option to export one into MP3, which gives a download link to it and crashes the level. All the MP3s can be browsed by going to the folder where the selected file is hosted. Also included in the files, and linked in the game, is a music video for the Endless Fantasy track "Japan Air" ("Japan Air - jan 24")

All songs are sorted in various folders, represented here by headers, and only a few have track numbers attached to them, so they've been organized here as they're displayed on the page's file index.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Anamanaguchi Capsule Silence XXIV Soundtrack ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd, Pin) Not On Label (Anamanaguchi Self-released) none US 2017
none Anamanaguchi Capsule Silence XXIV Original Soundtrack ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd) NHX none US 2017



Comments (2)

Whitebinder
Capsule Silence XXIV is... well... It's a thing. I've been listening to Anamanaguchi since they were releasing tunes on 8BitCollective. Power Supply and Dawn Metropolis were FANTASTIC albums. Scott Pilgrim was really good, and the summer of singles stuff blew my head off, but Endless Fantasy seemed to be the real tipping point. About a third of EF was really good, like the first two releases, while the rest was modernized, with a lack of the guitar, drums and bass that the previous albums had. When they released that Pop It single, I knew they had changed permanently. Poppy, super processed, top-40s material. I was really hoping that it'd be that one weird one, ya know? That one track that didn't fit in anywhere, just kinda was meh. This collection seems to be the final nail in the coffin. They've gone past the tipping point into that terrible, millennial, nostalgia-driven electronica category that people seem to crave. Lots of shimmering chords, DX-7 keys, and super saturated drums with a healthy dose of that ever popular sidechaining compression that punches the kick drum straight through the mix. I'm sorry to say, but this release did all the wrong things to me. Of course there are a few good cuts on here. Lilo (Ft. Lindsay Lowend) was alright, good chords and good structure. It's like Daft Punk's Random Access Memories, good if you take a step from the Daft Punk sound and admire it for what it is, but let's face it, RAM was no Discovery. This could all just be artists branching out and finding their groove, it could be B-sides, it could be a specifically crafted soundtrack exclusively for a video game. I'm not about to rag on em for going a new direction, all I'm saying is this release is a FAR CRY from what they started doing. It's no longer the super potent NES rock I fell in love with, and I'm not about to lie about hating it. I hate it. It's awful. But at the end of the day, it's their music.
anonymous
This just in: Artists tend to change and grow, finding new sounds and approaches to crafting their content.BREAKING: "They don't sound like they used to I don't like change, please conform to my tastes!" cries commenter.

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