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IRLYA - IL Y A -

Mutyumu

Experimental/Post Metal


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3.16 | 14 ratings | 3 reviews | 14% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2008

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Intro -il y a- (2:25)
2. Bird (die Ewige Wiederkunft) (6:14)
3. God's Eye (L'oeil est dieu) (4:32)
4. Our Sense Of Distance (toi et moi) (5:21)
5. Midnight Sun At The End Of The World To Repeat The Fall (Repetitional Existence) (5:52)
6. Sea Of Evil (Doxastic - Doxa Incarnate) (4:31)
7. I Will Return To Dust But The Dust (Unforgiven) (6:12)
8. We Also Repeated The Words Slowly Lost It's Meaning, Tone Down The Language And Brings Pain (Raison d'etre) (6:20)
9. Sapphic (sappho) (4:54)
10. Inori (Prayer) (10:27)
11. Date of Ash (Hai No Hi) (4:07)

Total Time 60:55

Line-up / Musicians

- Hati Noit / vocals
- Ryota Yoda / guitars
- Junpei Suda / drums
- Yuko Ikenaga / keyboards
- Ryota Taniuchi / violin
- Yuji Hayashi / bass

Releases information

Self Released

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MUTYUMU Irlya - Il y a - ratings distribution


3.16
(14 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(14%)
14%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(57%)
57%
Good, but non-essential (7%)
7%
Collectors/fans only (21%)
21%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

MUTYUMU Irlya - Il y a - reviews


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Review by snobb
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2 stars Eclectic soft prog from Japan. Music is not melted in one mix, but combines of many different songs, and each song contains few different styles. Some positive side of this way of mixing is all the album is enough different.

Main music components there are symphonic, neo-classic ( more immitation, than real one), post rock, electronics and operatic vocals. So, everyone can find something he /she likes? Sound is good, but very safe, polished, even commercial.

Possibly, bigger problem there is that all music is mostly based on melodic, almost cheesy pop-rock. So, even when interesting pieces are included in song, this pop-sweet basis just destroys possible great result. Many acoustic instruments/ strings are filling the space quite pleasantly. But again, I really more like some very separate pieces (plenty of them), but not the song (and album's music) in whole.

The album is long, but isn't boring. To be honest, I am not sure about classification of this music: band connection with any form of metal is very limited. However , in some moments you can hear Nightwish echoes.

Interesting, but more as experimental work, than as final musical product. Somewhere around 2,5.

Latest members reviews

4 stars Mutyumu's combination of operatic vocals, ambient soundscapes, metal guitars, post-rock and math-rock influences, and production quality make for a fantastic album. The absolute standout track is track 2, Die Ewige Wiederkunft. This track features a driving guitar-leading tempo with a memorable pian ... (read more)

Report this review (#244544) | Posted by scienceguy8m | Tuesday, October 13, 2009 | Review Permanlink

4 stars Absolute enjoyment! This album is a hidden treasure. "Il-ya (イリヤ)" is a second release of a japanese post metal band "Mutyumu (夢中夢)". Though released in 2008, this CD could rank one of my finest discovery of this year and the last. First I put the CD in ... (read more)

Report this review (#239313) | Posted by Jadittir | Tuesday, September 15, 2009 | Review Permanlink

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