Japanese rock band Yorushika, consisting of composer n-buna and vocalist suis, released a music video for their latest digital song “Aporia” on their official YouTube channel today. The song was released digitally on October 7 and is now featured as the ending theme for the TV anime adaptation of Uoto’s historical manga Orb: On the Movements of the Earth.
Yorushika “Aporia” Music Video
n-buna describes the process of creating this song on the band”s official X (formerly Twitter): “The day before composing Aporia, I bought a classical mandolin because I wanted to know a new sound. The next day, I played it for the first time in the studio and recorded until the chorus of the song, improvising as I went along. This song compares endless desire to know to a balloon. So, I hope that that primitive feeling of the instrument I was touching for the first time and phrases I came up with are expressed in the sound.”The video’s director and the digital jacket’s illustrator, Ryu Kato also said on X, “It is the theme song for the anime ‘Orb: On the Movements of the Earth,’ which depicts the itinerary from the celestial to the geocentric, so I am happy to be able to create a video for a song with such a big theme.”
Orb: On the Movements of the Earth Creditless ending Video
“Aporia” digital single jacket
The TV anime Orb: On the Movements of the Earth premiered in Japan, October 5, 202. The first two episodes broadcast consecutively on NHK General TV in Japan on the premiere day. And after each episode airs, it will also stream worldwide on Netflix.
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