メジャーからの2枚目のミニ作は、前作に引き続きクラムボンのミトがプロデュース。サビで一気に風景が広がる展開が印象的な表題曲や、ノイジーで退廃的な“感受性に直行”など、アナログ・レコーディングによって活動休止を控えるバンドの演奏を生々しく閉じ込めた、ある種ドキュメント的な作品と言えよう。デュエットで参加の奇妙礼太郎、リミックスを提供した新鋭のPARKGOLFと、個性的なゲスト陣にも注目。
[English Translation]
SEBASTIAN X - "Kokoro (meaning Heart)"
Their second mini album from the major label is produced by Mito of clammbon (Japanese musical trio), as with the previous album. Including the impressive title track where an expansive landscape suddenly appears in the hook-line, as well as the noisy and decadent "Kanjusei ni Chokko (meaning Directly to Sensitivity)," the album is a kind of a documentary vividly encapsulating, by analog recording, the performance of the band who decided to take hiatus. Don't miss the unique guest musicians including singer/musician Kimyo Reitaro who sings on a duet song, as well as the exciting new trackmaker PARKGOLF who produced a remix for the album.
