Japanese band based in Saitama and formed by Makoto Igarashi and Mihoko Tanouethey. They released this one album before switching to another project: Roly Poly Rag Bear.
くるり、□□□、ス－パ－カ－好きは必聴！！マイブラのポップな部分だけを抽出したようなドリ－ミ－なギタ－サウンド！！切なくて泣ける傑作です。

The Away Ep was a collection of our first songs that were ever recorded which was to be released by Unexplainable Recordings somewhere between 2007 and 2008. The Away EP is:
01. Gigi
02. It's not over till we're dead
03. I can't see it here
04. L'astrologue
In addition here are some demos and tracks from 2007-2009 that never found a home.

The Bilinda Butchers "HEAVEN" is a soundtrack set to the diary by Nakajima Ume, a young woman who lived in Japan from 1836 to 1864. The diary's entries catalog her catastrophic marriage to a cruel nobleman, and her later introduction to a young, idealistic poet whose expressions of sympathy inspire her to escape from her unfortunate circumstances. When her friendship with the poet is discovered, Ume is sent away to a distant village, where she falls into a deep depression and eventually learns of the poet’s death. Though the news of the poet’s death initially disturbs Ume, she soon discovers within herself a new sense of clarity and motivation. Her diary ends with a final pronouncement: she will drown herself in order to reunite with her fallen lover.
Released by Orchid Tapes on Vinyl
Released by Fastcut Records on CD
credits
released 15 July 2014
The Bilinda Butchers - "Heaven"
Based on the story written by Michal Palmer and Michelle Yoon
Read at thebilindabutchers.com
The Bilinda Butchers are:
Michal Palmer: Vocal, Guitar, Synth,Bass
Adam Honingford: Vocal, Guitar, Bass
Ryan Wansley: Drums
Produced & Mixed by Lukas Untersteiner & Michal Palmer
Engineered by Lukas Untersteiner, Michal Palmer & Jonah Strauss
Mixed at Shipwreck Studios in Oakland, California
Mastered by Chris Hanzsek in Seattle, Washington
Art by Megumi Tsuji (tsujimegumi.net)
Art Editing by Brian Vu
Free download from Orchid Tapes: orchidtapes.bandcamp.com

Recorded in San Francisco
"The Lovers' Suicide!" based on the short story "A Street Singer" by Lafcadio Hearn.
Title is spelt wrong on the artwork (back cover and center label) as "The Lover's Suicide!"

Whirlpool is the debut album by British shoegazing band Chapterhouse. The album was reissued in 2006, on the label Cherry Red, with seven bonus tracks taken from three EPs (Freefall, Sunburst, and Pearl) released in the same time frame as the album. The Cherry Red reissue also included, for the first time, lyrics to all of the songs. The album spent 3 weeks in the UK Album chart in 1991, peaking at number 23.