Accept "Apogee"

Country: Japan
Genre(s): Symphonic

Label: Prime Number - PNEV-11
Format: CD, digital
Release date: September 14, 2021 (digital), September 27, 2021 (CD)
Tracklist

1. A Rose In The Sand (5:07) 

2. High Fort (3:02) 

3. Bread And Water (5:38) 

4. Ambiguous Loss (5:21) 

5. Requiem 2019 (2:14) 

6. Winding Through The Desert (3:12) 

7. Blue (5:21) 

8. A Droplet Of A Great River (8:18) 

9. Solemnity (1:43) 

10. White Moon And Black Sun (8:23) 

Total Time 48:19

Line-up

Hisao - All instruments, vocals

Akihiro Fujii - Snare drum (8) 

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Accept "Dream of Tree"

Country: Japan
Genre(s): Symphonic, Ambient
Label: Prime Number - PNEV-007
Format: CD, digital
Release date: January 21, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Embrace (4:53)
2. If I Could (2:41)
3. An Ancient Voice (8:01)
4. A Dream In A Day Away I (1:07)
5. Reflected (6:02)
6. A Dream In A Day Away II (1:18)
7. Wandering (3:49)
8. Cross-Fading Boundary (1:27)
9. Blessing (5:01)
10. Prologue To Heaven (1:42)
11. Black Moon (1:50)
12. Darkness Of... (2:04)
13. Joni's Sky (2:24)
14. Blindfolded (2:18)
15. Final Letter (2:45)
16. The Place (6:05)
17. Epilogue To Heaven (2:19)

Total time 55:46

Line-up: 
Hisao : basses, keyboards, guitars, programming and vocals

Description/Reviews: 

Layered, atmospheric laden keyboards driven passages is probably the most dominant trait throughout this album, both as shorter mood and atmospheric laden interludes but also as parts, and often substantial at that, of the longer compositions. A certain dream-like atmosphere runs like a red thread throughout this CD, and given it's name and background I'd remark that in this particular context, this is a case of mission accomplished. That the album contains some rather fine arrangements is also noted.

Read the full review by Olav Martin Bjørnsen at progressor.net's facebook

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Accept "Under The 23rd"

Country: Japan
Genre(s): Symphonic, Ambient
Format: digital
Release date: December 12, 2015
Tracklist: 
1. High And Wide Tonight (1:21)
2. Angel (6:01)
3. Moon Theme ? (4:47)
4. Invasion (4:29)
5. ＴＨＥ　ＩＮＥＶＩＴＡＢＬＥ　ＰＡＩＮ Ⅱ (The Inevitable Pain) (3:03)
6. Lost On The Floor (0:39)
7. Escape (6:35)
8. The Judgement Day (3:59)
9. Gazing At You (0:47)
10. Snow, Melt, Wind (4:10)
11. Switchback (2:58)
12. Port Of Hope (2:52)
13. Departure (2:22)
14. Nome Da Vida (5:46)
15. The Given 　（Ａ　ＴＲＥＥ） (A Tree) (10:10)
16. In The Brighter Sky (1:24)

Total time 61:23

Line-up: 
Hisao: composing, all instruments, vocals
Taiki: all concepts, ambient sounds, voice
Mari and EDNA : English and Portuguese reading

Description/Reviews: 

The 5th album of Japanese Progressive Rock Unit. This album is a total concept album of 16 tracks 62 minutes long, It takes the listeners to a great and profound journey from dark side struggling to the light side filled with hopes and strength. Being based on a historical fact, it's trying to consider the serious matters of this world today. The sound's first impression may be symphonic one influenced by British Prog-rocks, but there contained various elements of music and the traditional Japanese lyricism could be found in the English lyrics expressing deep emotions using nature-descriptions.

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Accept "Perpetual Flow"

Country: Japan
Sub Genre: Symphonic, Ambient
Label: Prime Number
Format: CD, digital
Release date: June 20, 2014
Tracklist: 
1. Perpetual Dance (6:28)
2. Bridge (War Song) (4:33)
3. To the Self (6:03)
4. Hold on to Your Love (5:32)
5. Flashback (3:33)
6. Don't Cry Anymore (5:46)
7. When the Night Comes (5:56)
8. As Time Goes By (9:28)
9. Snowflake (4:35)
10. Beyond That Hill (7:17)

Line-up: 
Hisa :voices, keyboards, sax (6)
Taiki : concepts of tracks
Issey: guitars and basses
Daik : drum programming, percussions

Description/Reviews: 

This Accept ’s 4th album is recorded mainly by analog-tape recorder and vintage-like digital process. It may sounds like the 1st album “Silvermoon” but this time the sound color varies so wider like 2nd and 3rd ones, from symphonic to ambience, from abstract to concrete. That is the reason why Accept itself calls its own music “Pan Music”. Being based on British hard and progressive rocks, at the same time ethnic, experimental and many elements have been involved in it. 

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