Hello MikuDB! Today, I’ll be reviewing PAST OF BLACK, the second full album by Solaris (or Virgin Noize). I ran into Solaris’ work months ago, hearing the single off of this album, “Tafel Anatomie”. The track had me interested in hearing more, but I didn’t get a hold of this full album until now. It’s been a […]
Hey again! Petridisch here again with another review of a classic Vocaloid release. This time we’re gonna check out (more like gloss over though, you’ll see) the debut LP by ryo, working as supercell. This one contains nearly all true classics, including the tacitly agreed Miku anthem “The World is Mine”, “Love is War”, “Heartbreaker”, […]
Hello and Good day everyone, Seaslug here with an album review and today, we’ll be taking a closer look at a shoegaze album from moff-P! Title: High Collar Record Producer: moffuP/もっふーP/moff Genre: Shoegaze Some of You might wonder what “Shoegaze” is, it’s a fairly uncommon genre to stumble upon even for most Vocaloid listeners. Shoegaze can be defined […]
Whew! We’re on the 50th album, quite a trip I’ve been on! Anyway, this 50th album is called Nostalgic by, whew? Wow, that’s quite a coincidence… Anyway, from the looks of it I may be expecting some calm stuff from this and the main star this time is Yuzuki Yukari I believe. Anyway, let’s get […]
Hello MikuDB! Today, I’ll be looking at the newest album from electronic artist Yunosuke, Pathos. It looks like Yunosuke is relatively new as a Vocaloid producer: they started releasing songs in 2014, their first mini-album dropped in 2015. I havn’t heard any of their work until this album, but if it is in any way representative […]
Hey everyone! Today in this installment of reviews of Classic Vocaloid Works we’re gonna focus on the debut release of a very popular Vocaloid composer/producer, cosMo. I was, of course, drawn to this particular fellow due to the track “The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku” which I thought just contained all the elements of a real scorcher: a heart-wrenching […]
Hello there everyone out in MikuDB-land! Petridisch here bringing some focus back to some ‘vintage’ and truly classic Vocaloid albums. Today I’ll be ‘discussing’ the major-label debut of the fairly famous and highly respected producer, sasakure.uk. Expertly titled “Do Vocaloids Dream of Doomsday Birds?”, this year-2000 release absolutely blew my head off upon hearing it […]
Landing onto the 48th album, I can clearly see that there are indeed a lot of fans on this. No Title+ is an album by Giga-P, and I believe there are quite a number of you out there who are fans of Giga-P. So without further ado, let’s see what this album can do. By […]
The 47th album is an extremely unfamiliar territory for me, but I’m willing to check it out. Lines of Logic is a free album by Samuel Wright, and since I have no idea about this artist I’ll just see what I can expect from the album. Album: Lines of Logic Genre: Rock Link: http://store.vocallective.net/album/lines-of-logic-3 Tracks: 6 […]
Hey everyone! Petridisch here, bringing to you a review of an old classic Vocaloid release. According to the vast web that is the web, “Lots of Love” is a game soundtrack, released on the Grand Muse label in 2012. To many Vocaloid fans, it’s the one with the Miku stalwart “LOL (Lots of Laugh)”. For […]
Hello MikuDB! Today, I’ve listened to the newest album by the EDM/dubstep artist ATOLS called ATOLS/MIKU 2. I first listened to ATOLS when browsing the “rebellion against aesthetics” tag on VocaDB (maybe sometime I’ll write about this tag), and ever since, I’ve been a fan of their work and its quality. By that, I mean that all […]
Onto the 46th album, I see a familiar name. EmpathP is one of those talented producers who can make Vocaloids sing English properly, which is good news because we definitely would like to see more English songs in the Vocaloid scene. Fables of Farewell, hm… I’m curious, so I better jump right in to see […]
Hello MikuDB! Today, I’ll be reviewing another album that I’ve been waiting quite some time to listen to. It was only available in physical form for a while, but the artist recently made a digital version available, so I bought it up! I’ve been excited for this album because I really love the producer, annyahoo (AKA あんやほ), […]
Onto the 45th album. The album name is quite a mouthful honestly… Eschatology (Thank god it’s not Japanese) by Muryoku-P. Finally I get the chance to talk about this artist, a hardcore rock pounding artist. Whenever you hear his songs, expect Utsu-P level rock. If you don’t know Utsu-P, well, just Google it up, it’s […]
Hello MikuDB! Today, I’ll be reviewing Don’t Regret by Sander-P, an English Vocaloid metal album that I’ve been glancing over for a while now. A couple days ago, Sander released a new single called Feral Words (although the track itself is called “Existence,” not really sure why he used two different names but oh well), and as […]
The 44th album, Download. Yeah, that’s the name apparently. An album containing some artists people would be so hyped about, but to me, I have a bad feeling… I am fully aware that I am not a huge sucker for any of the artists here, but that does not mean I must judge it harshly. […]
This 43rd album wasn’t requested by any of you, but I needed to talk about it very badly. It’s MOtOLOiD Acoustic Library, an album probably not known by a lot, I think. It’s a compilation of several artists, so let’s get right to it. Now hold on, is this related to Vocaloids? Yes, I will […]
The 42nd album should be familiar to most of you out there! Re:Dial by livetune should be a very popular album to most electronica fans, including me. Nothing much to elaborate, let’s just go on with the review. Album: Re:Dial Genre: Electronica Link: http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00B18WKL2 Tracks: 15 Tracks Song Highlight: Redial (Track 1), Tell Your World […]