Musaigen No Phantom World
Musaigen No Phantom World formed in 2012 as a quartet with Haru on vocals and lyrics, Riku on guitar, Kyosuke on bass, and Masato on drums. They worked with...
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Musaigen No Phantom World formed in 2012 as a quartet with Haru on vocals and lyrics, Riku on guitar, Kyosuke on bass, and Masato on drums. They worked with influences from classical orchestration to electronica, which gave their music an atmospheric quality that didn't fit neatly into one genre.
Their song 'Naked Dive' became something of an anthem for them, known for its raw emotional intensity. They released albums like 'Inception,' 'Immersion,' and 'Awakening,' with 'Inception' including tracks like the title song and a ballad called 'Ephemeral.'
Haru's lyrics often dealt with themes of loneliness and despair, which sparked some debate among critics about their authenticity. The band's stage presence and music videos were unconventional, which added to the speculation about what they were trying to do.
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