Symphonica (Ruins album)

Symphonica is the 11th studio album by the Japanese Zeuhl band Ruins. For this album, Yoshida Tatsuya enlisted the help of a keyboard player (Kenichi Oguchi) and two female singers (Emi Eleonola and Aki Kubota) to remake several older Ruins songs. Yoshida is also joined by bassist Sasaki Hisashi.

Symphonica
Studio album by
Released1998
GenreZeuhl
Length57:19
LabelTzadik
Ruins chronology
Tohjinbo*
(1997)
Symphonica
(1998)
Vrresto*
(1998)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[1]

Track listing

  1. "Thebes" 7:40
  2. "Graviyaunosch" 6:21
  3. "Big Head" 7:34
  4. "Praha In Spring" 4:37
  5. "Thrive" 5:00
  6. "Infect" 10:14
  7. "Brixon Varromiks" 8:41
  8. "Bliezzaning Moltz" 7:12

Personnel

  • Tatsuya Yoshida: drums, vocals
  • Hisashi Sasaki: bass, vocals
  • Oguchi Kenichi: keyboards
  • Emi Eleonola: vocals
  • Aki Kubota: vocals
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References

  1. Layne, Joslyn. "Ruins". Allmusic. Retrieved 2019-02-23.
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