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| 3.0 good | Jared Floryan | February 1st 16 |
Japanese singer-songwriter Risa Oribe, much better known by her alias Lisa (stylized as LiSA) is one of those J-Pop musicians who are remembered more for their singles than they are any full-length releases or EPs; that goes double if the songs which warrant singles become heavily associated with an anime series. LiSA's 2013 studio album Landspace, while seriously uninventive as far as compositions go, is still a pleasing record that's able to do a fine job at highlighting Oribe's overall assertive vocal delivery. The provided musicianship isn't entirely significant by any stretch, although what is utilized ends up being alright. A pretty fun offering; nothing more, and nothing less. "crossing field" and the final two tracks are the tunes I wholeheartedly recommend.
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| 3.5 great | Blurbs | December 19th 18 |
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