1stリリースにしてそのサウンドクオリティは彼らのミュージシャンとしての経験の豊かさと、それぞれの音楽的背景から産まれた新たなるサウンドスケープ。洗練された曲のテクスチャーとバランスのとれた各楽器の音色が、国内外問わず今の音楽シーンの中でタイムリーに響き渡る。
エモーショナルでメロウなツインギター、シンプルなバンドサウンドを支えるベース、イマジネイション豊富で唄うドラミングはアグレッションとクールネスを兼ね備えたエモーショナルフィール溢れるサウンドを展開する、インストゥルメンタル・ロックバンド。

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* 1st Press Limited Asian Edition come with special custom-made box. First come first service.
* Sealed Edition
Globally recognised Instrumental-rock band toe have announced new album, called “For Long Tomorrow” on December 9th.
For Long Tomorrow will be toe first release since new sentimentality e.p., which was released three years ago. It will also be their first original album in nearly four years, as their last full-length original release, the book about my idle plot on a vague anxiety, came out back in 2005.
Among the album’s thirteen tracks, there will be a few collaborations, including Clammbom’s vocalist Harada Ikuko in the song After Image, Hoshikawa Yuzuru (DRY RIVER STRINGS, ex-UP AND COMING) in Say It Ain’t So, and former Cymbals vocalist Toki Asako in Goodbye.
toe also planning for their 2nd Asian tour that will scheduled to start from 2010!

2009年12月にリリースした「For Long Tomorrow」以来、2年半の時間を経てリリースされるtoeの音源は、さまざまな環境、状況下にある現在から更に一歩踏み出した、toeとして更に強くなった4曲を収録したEP。2011年3月に自身初のデジタルリリース楽曲「Ordinary Days」も今作に収録。更にゲストボーカルにACOを迎えた楽曲も収められ、toeが単なるインスト〜ポストロックバンドではないことを体感できる作品であると同時に、決して悲観的だけではない未来を感じられる作品に仕上がっている。

DVD release from Toe and the machupicchu label includes footage from the 2006 "the book about my idle plot on a vague anxiety tour" finale at the Daikanyama Unit plus the music video for "everything means nothing."

At the twenty-year apex of their career, the Japanese quartet toe will add another captivating live release to their extensive catalog with the feature-length performance, DOKU-EN-KAI. All proceeds from the livestream event will benefit NIVA, the National Independent Venue Association.
In the same electric vein of beloved live releases RGBDVD and CUT_DVD, DOKU-EN-KAI shows the band completely absorbed by their element. Kinetic, impassioned, frenzied, and with palpable energy, DOKU-EN-KAI brings toe’s renown and allure into sharp, unmistakable focus.
Shot ‘in the round’ at le Poisson Rouge in NYC, and directed by Josh Coll, DOKU-EN-KAI provides an immersive escape for all of us yearning for the return of live music. Throughout DOKU-EN-KAI’s 85-minute runtime, toe effortlessly split open the musical spectrum and rearrange its pieces into their signature sound that draws on elements of math-rock, jazz, hardcore, and post-rock.
Kashikura Takashi - drums
Mino Takaaki - guitar
Satoshi Yamane - bass
Yamazaki Hirokazu - guitar
Keisaku Nakamura - keys