Onmyou-za (陰陽座) - Demos & Singles
Demo tapes
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Distributed for free at the live "Kodou" (鼓動) at Nishikujou Brand New.
Singles
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Only indies single. Based on motives from the novel "Jorougomu no Kotowari" (絡新婦の理/Reason of the Silk Spider) by Kyougoku Natsuhiko (京極夏彦).
Sold out.
*Bonus track only included in the limited 1st press.
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Title track was the ending theme for the music show "P.S. ~Pop Shake~" during February 2003 and (one of) the ending theme(s) of the late-night show "Katsura Geinousha Ponn!" (桂芸能社ポンッ!).
Sold out.
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Title track was one of the ending themes of the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) Pro Wrestling show "World Pro Wrestling" (ワールドプロレスリング).
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*Based on motives of Tezuka Osamu's "Hi no Tori" (火の鳥/Firebird). Plus, "Houyoku Tenshou" is the name of a technique in Saint Seiya (聖闘士星矢).
Title track was one of the ending themes of the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) Pro Wrestling show "World Pro Wrestling" (ワールドプロレスリング).
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Title track was the ending theme of Sapporo TV (札幌テレビ) late-night talk show "Bakushou Mondai no Susume" (爆笑問題のススメ) during October 2003.
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The PV to "Nemuri" was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
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First single in the three months long consecutive release campaign for the "Yoshitsune" suite and one of the ending themes for the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) late-night variety show "Kanbai Gekijou" (完売劇場).
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Second single in the three months long consecutive release campaign for the "Yoshitsune" suite.
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Third and last single in the three months long consecutive release campaign for the "Yoshitsune" suite.
The three cover images of the "Yoshitsune" singles are meant to form one picture:
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Specially designed box set which came with the first press of "Raise Kaikou" (来世邂逅) and contains all three singles.
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"Kouga Ninpouchou" is the opening theme of the anime series "Basilisk ~ The Kouga Ninja Scrolls" (バジリスク~甲賀忍法帖/Basilisk ~ Kouga Ninpouchou). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
First press came with a registration postcard for a lottery to win "Basilisk" merchandise.
Additional information:
Jacket design by Nonami Hiroshi. Title track was the ending theme of the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) late-night show "Adrena! Garage" (アドレな!ガレッジ) from July to September 2007 and was inspired by the short story "Kokui no Seibo" (黒衣の聖母/Black-clothed Mary) by Yamada Fuutarou (山田風太郎). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
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Jacket design by Nonami Hiroshi. Title track was one of the ending themes of the TV Nippon (テレビ日本) series "Nippon Juudan Okazu Hakken! Route 88" (ニッポン縦断おかず発見!ルート88) and is based on a legend known in the Shinshuu province (now Nagano) also staged in No & Kabuki as "Momijigari" (紅葉狩) in which a female demon called "Momiji" (紅葉) appears. The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
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Opening (Soukoku) and ending (Doukoku) theme for the Nintendo DS game "Inugami-ke no Ichizoku" (犬神家の一族) in which the objective is to solve the mystery of family murders committed after the death of a wealthy tycoon.
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Title track is the main theme song for the pachinko game "CR Sengoku Ranbu –Aoki Dokugan-" (CR戦国乱舞 蒼き独眼). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
HMV added a trading card as a present.
Starts a trilogy of releases.
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Title track is the main theme song for the pachinko game "CR Sengoku Ranbu –Konpeki no Soujin-" (CR戦国乱舞 紺碧の双刃). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
Second in a trilogy of releases beginning with Aoki Dokugan (蒼き独眼).
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Title track is the theme song for the pachinko game "CR Senran BurST!" (CR戦乱BurST!).
Last in a trilogy of releases beginning with Aoki Dokugan (蒼き独眼).
| Tsune ni Gesshou wo motte Senji ni Kuwae, Nisshin Inyou wo min (常ニ月将ヲ以ツテ占時ニ加ヘ日辰陰陽ヲ視ン) | |
| Date of release: | 1999/06/20 |
| Label: | ? |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Memaizaka ★ (眩暈坂) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Onikiri Ninpouchou (鬼斬忍法帖) (The Ninja Scroll of Demon Slaying) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 03. | Koori no Kusabi (氷の楔) (Wedge of Ice) lyrics & music: Kuroneko |
| 04. | Oni (鬼) (Demon) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Maneki |
| Inoko Uta (亥の子唄) (Song of the Young Boar Festival) | |
| Date of distribution: | 1999/08/07 |
| Label: | ? |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Inoko Uta ★ (亥の子唄) (Song of the Young Boar Festival) lyrics: traditional; music: Matatabi |
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Distributed for free at the live "Kodou" (鼓動) at Nishikujou Brand New.
Singles
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| Ouka no Kotowari (桜花ノ理) (The Reason of Cherry Blossoms) | |
| Date of release: | 2000/08/19 (1st press) |
| Label: | Mouryou no Hako (魍魎の匣) |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Ouka no Kotowari (桜花ノ理) (The Reason of Cherry Blossoms) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Uwabami Banzai (蟒蛇万歳) (Hurrah to heavy Drinkers) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Maneki & Matatabi |
| 03. | Kamaitachi* (窮奇) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Only indies single. Based on motives from the novel "Jorougomu no Kotowari" (絡新婦の理/Reason of the Silk Spider) by Kyougoku Natsuhiko (京極夏彦).
Sold out.
*Bonus track only included in the limited 1st press.
| Tsuki ni Murakumo Hana ni Kaze (月に叢雲花に風) (Gathering Clouds in the Moon, Wind in the Flowers) | |
| Date of release: | 2001/12/16 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Tsuki ni Murakumo Hana ni Kaze (月に叢雲花に風) (Gathering Clouds in the Moon, Wind in the Flowers) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Hotaru (螢) (Firefly) lyrics: Kuroneko; music: Matatabi |
| 03. | Ashioto ★ (跫音) (Footsteps) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Karukan & Matatabi) |
| 04. | Tsuki ni Murakumo Hana ni Kaze (Karaoke) (月に叢雲花に風 (からおけ)) (Gathering Clouds in the Moon, Wind in the Flowers (Karaoke)) music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Title track was the ending theme for the music show "P.S. ~Pop Shake~" during February 2003 and (one of) the ending theme(s) of the late-night show "Katsura Geinousha Ponn!" (桂芸能社ポンッ!).
Sold out.
| Youka Ninpouchou (妖花忍法帖) (The Ninja Scroll of Mysterious Flowers) | |
| Date of release: | 2002/12/25 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Youka Ninpouchou (妖花忍法帖) (The Ninja Scroll of Mysterious Flowers) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Waira (わいら) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 03. | Mokumokuren (目々連) (lyrics & music: Matatabi) |
| 04. | Youka Ninpouchou (Karaoke) (妖花忍法帖) (The Ninja Scroll of Mysterious Flowers (Karaoke)) music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Title track was one of the ending themes of the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) Pro Wrestling show "World Pro Wrestling" (ワールドプロレスリング).
| Houyoku Tenshou (鳳翼天翔) (Soaring Wings of Hou-ou) | |
| Date of release: | 2003/06/04 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Houyoku Tenshou* (鳳翼天翔) (Soaring Wings of Houou) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Aogiri no Oka (梧桐の丘) (Mountain of Phoenix Trees) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 03. | Houyoku Tenshou (Karaoke) (鳳翼天翔 (からおけ)) (Soaring Wings of Houou (Karaoke)) music: Matatabi |
| 04. | Aogiri no Oka (Karaoke) (梧桐の丘 (からおけ)) (Mountain of Phoenix Trees (Karaoke)) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
*Based on motives of Tezuka Osamu's "Hi no Tori" (火の鳥/Firebird). Plus, "Houyoku Tenshou" is the name of a technique in Saint Seiya (聖闘士星矢).
Title track was one of the ending themes of the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) Pro Wrestling show "World Pro Wrestling" (ワールドプロレスリング).
| Mezame (醒) (Awakening) | |
| Date of release: | 2003/10/01 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Mezame (醒) (Awakening) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Akuro-Ou ★ (悪路王) (Lord of the Evil Path) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 03. | Shizukeganuma (静ヶ沼) (Quiet Pond) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 04. | Mezame (Karaoke) (醒 (からおけ)) (Awakening (Karaoke)) music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Title track was the ending theme of Sapporo TV (札幌テレビ) late-night talk show "Bakushou Mondai no Susume" (爆笑問題のススメ) during October 2003.
| Nemuri (睡) (Sleep) | |
| Date of release: | 2004/01/27 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Nemuri (睡) (Sleep) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Tanuki-Bayashi ★ (貍囃子) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Maneki |
| 03. | Kodou (鼓動) (Heartbeat) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Karukan |
| 04. | Nemuri (Uta nashi Ensou nomi) (睡 (唄無し演奏のみ)) (Sleep (music only)) music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
The PV to "Nemuri" was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
| Kumikyoku "Yoshitsune" ~ Akki Hougan (組曲「義経」～悪忌判官) (Suite "Yoshitsune" ~ Evil Spirit Judge) | |
| Date of release: | 2004/09/23 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Kumikyoku "Yoshitsune" ~ Akki Hougan ★ (組曲「義経」～悪忌判官) (Suite "Yoshitsune" ~ Evil Spirit Judge) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Madoromi Ninpouchou (微睡忍法帖) (The Ninja Scroll of Slumber) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
First single in the three months long consecutive release campaign for the "Yoshitsune" suite and one of the ending themes for the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) late-night variety show "Kanbai Gekijou" (完売劇場).
| Kumikyoku "Yoshitsune" ~ Muma Enjou" (組曲「義経」~ 夢魔炎上) (Suite "Yoshitsune" ~ Nightmare Blaze) | |
| Date of release: | 2004/10/27 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Kumikyoku "Yoshitsune" ~ Muma Enjou" (組曲「義経」~ 夢魔炎上) (Suite "Yoshitsune" ~ Nightmare Ablaze) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Kugutsu Ninpouchou (傀儡忍法帖) (The Ninja Scroll of Puppets) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Second single in the three months long consecutive release campaign for the "Yoshitsune" suite.
| Kumikyoku "Yoshitsune" ~ Raise Kaikou (組曲「義経」~ 来世邂逅) (Suite "Yoshitsune" ~ Coincidental Encounter in Life after Rebirth) | |
| Date of release: | 2004/11/26 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Kumikyoku "Yoshitsune" ~ Raise Kaikou (組曲「義経」~ 来世邂逅) (Suite "Yoshitsune" ~ Coincidental Encounter in Life after Rebirth) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Ibara Ninpouchou (荊棘忍法帖) (The Ninja Scroll of Thorns) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Third and last single in the three months long consecutive release campaign for the "Yoshitsune" suite.
The three cover images of the "Yoshitsune" singles are meant to form one picture:
| Kumikyoku "Yoshitsune" (組曲「義経」) (Suite "Yoshitsune") | |
| Date of release: | 2004/11/26 |
| Label: | King Records |
Additional information:
Specially designed box set which came with the first press of "Raise Kaikou" (来世邂逅) and contains all three singles.
| Kouga Ninpouchou (甲賀忍法帖) (The Kouga Ninja Scrolls) | |
| Date of release: | 2005/04/27 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Kouga Ninpouchou (甲賀忍法帖) (The Kouga Ninja Scrolls) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Manji (卍) ★ (Swastika) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
"Kouga Ninpouchou" is the opening theme of the anime series "Basilisk ~ The Kouga Ninja Scrolls" (バジリスク~甲賀忍法帖/Basilisk ~ Kouga Ninpouchou). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
First press came with a registration postcard for a lottery to win "Basilisk" merchandise.
| Kokui no Tennyo (黒衣の天女) (The black-robed celestial Maiden) | |
| Date of release: | 2007/06/27 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Kokui no Tennyo (黒衣の天女) (The black-robed celestial Maiden) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Dorotabou (泥田坊) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Maneki |
| 03. | Agito (顎門) (Gills) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Karukan |
| 04. | Yurikago no Ki (揺籠の木) (The Wood of the Cradle) lyrics & music: Kuroneko |
Additional information:
Jacket design by Nonami Hiroshi. Title track was the ending theme of the TV Asahi (テレビ朝日) late-night show "Adrena! Garage" (アドレな!ガレッジ) from July to September 2007 and was inspired by the short story "Kokui no Seibo" (黒衣の聖母/Black-clothed Mary) by Yamada Fuutarou (山田風太郎). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
| Kureha (紅葉) (Red Leaves) | |
| Date of release: | 2008/08/06 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Kureha (紅葉) (Red Leaves) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Hiei (飛影) (Flying Shadow) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Karukan & Matatabi |
| 03. | Konoha Tengu (木葉天狗) lyrics: Matatabi; music: Maneki |
Additional information:
Jacket design by Nonami Hiroshi. Title track was one of the ending themes of the TV Nippon (テレビ日本) series "Nippon Juudan Okazu Hakken! Route 88" (ニッポン縦断おかず発見!ルート88) and is based on a legend known in the Shinshuu province (now Nagano) also staged in No & Kabuki as "Momijigari" (紅葉狩) in which a female demon called "Momiji" (紅葉) appears. The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
| Soukoku/Doukoku (相剋/慟哭) (Rivalry/Lamentation) | |
| Date of release: | 2009/01/21 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Soukoku (相剋) (Rivalry) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Doukoku (慟哭) (Lamentation) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 03. | Soukoku (Instrumental) (相剋 (インストゥルメンタル)/Soukoku (Insuturumentaru)) (Rivalry (Instrumental)) Music: Matatabi |
| 04. | Doukoku (Instrumental) (慟哭 (インストゥルメンタル)/Doukoku (Insuturumentaru)) (Lamentation (Instrumental)) Music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Opening (Soukoku) and ending (Doukoku) theme for the Nintendo DS game "Inugami-ke no Ichizoku" (犬神家の一族) in which the objective is to solve the mystery of family murders committed after the death of a wealthy tycoon.
| Aoki Dokugan (蒼き独眼) (Blue One-Eye) | |
| Date of release: | 2009/08/26 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | |
| 01. | Aoki Dokugan (蒼き独眼) (Blue One-Eye) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 02. | Akaki Murayami (紅き群闇) (Red gathering Darkness) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 03. | Aoki Dokugan (Instrumental) (蒼き独眼 (インストゥルメンタル)/Aoki Dokugan (Insuturumentaru)) (Blue One-Eye) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
| 04. | Akaki Murayami (Instrumental) (紅き群闇 (インストゥルメンタル)/Akaki Murayami (Insuturumentaru)) (Red gathering Darkness) lyrics & music: Matatabi |
Additional information:
Title track is the main theme song for the pachinko game "CR Sengoku Ranbu –Aoki Dokugan-" (CR戦国乱舞 蒼き独眼). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
HMV added a trading card as a present.
Starts a trilogy of releases.
| Konpeki no Soujin (紺碧の双刃) (Deep-blue double-edged Sword) | |
| Date of release: | 2011/02/09 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | ||
| 01. | Konpeki no Soujin (紺碧の双刃) (Deep-blue double-edged Sword) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 02. | Aoki Dokugan (Live Version) (蒼き独眼 (Live Version)) (Blue One-Eye (Live Version)) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 03. | Mezame (Live Version) (醒 (Live Version)) (Awakening (Live Version)) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 04. | Nurikabe (Live Version) (塗り壁 (Live Version)) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 05. | Tsuki ni Murakumo Hana ni Kaze (Live Version) (月に叢雲花に風 (Live Version)) (Cloud Masses in the Moon, Wind in the Flowers (Live Version)) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 06. | Kouga Ninpouchou (Live Version) (甲賀忍法帖 (Live Version)) (The Kouga Ninja Scrolls (Live Version)) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 07. | Konpeki no Soujin (Instrumental) (紺碧の双刃 (Instrumental)) (Deep-blue double-edged Sword (Instrumental)) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
Additional information:
Title track is the main theme song for the pachinko game "CR Sengoku Ranbu –Konpeki no Soujin-" (CR戦国乱舞 紺碧の双刃). The PV was directed by Kondou Hiroyuki (近藤廣行) from VISUAL TRAP.
Second in a trilogy of releases beginning with Aoki Dokugan (蒼き独眼).
| Seiten no Mikazuki (青天の三日月) (A Crescent in the blue Sky) | |
| Date of release: | 2014/03/19 |
| Label: | King Records |
| Track list: | ||
| 01. | Seiten no Mikazuki (青天の三日月) (A Crescent in the blue Sky) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 02. | Yuki yukite aoshi (ゆきゆきて青し) (Onward into that which is bluer) lyrics & music: Matatabi | |
| 03. | Seiten no Mikazuki (Instrumental) (青天の三日月 (Instrumental)) (A Crescent in the blue Sky (Instrumental)) music: Matatabi | |
| 04. | Yuki yukite aoshi (ゆきゆきて青し (Instrumental)) (Onward into that which is bluer (Instrumental)) music: Matatabi | |
Additional information:
Title track is the theme song for the pachinko game "CR Senran BurST!" (CR戦乱BurST!).
Last in a trilogy of releases beginning with Aoki Dokugan (蒼き独眼).
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