Kumo No Mukou, Yakusoku No Basho
Kumo No Mukou, Yakusoku No Basho formed in Japan around 2012. Their name translates to 'Beyond the Clouds, Promised Place,' which gives a sense of the...
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Kumo No Mukou, Yakusoku No Basho formed in Japan around 2012. Their name translates to 'Beyond the Clouds, Promised Place,' which gives a sense of the atmospheric quality in their music.
Their sound mixed electronic textures with rock elements, heard on tracks like 'Kimi No Koe.' The band had four members: Miyu Irino handled vocals and lyrics, Riko Azuna played keyboards, Yohei Matsui was on guitar, and Takumi Seto drummed.
They released their self-titled debut album in 2014, followed by 'Gravity' in 2016. The latter showed some shift toward more experimental territory while keeping the emotional tone that defined their earlier work.
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