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Snow, Moon, Flowers
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Almost Certain
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shinowa Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan
60's psychedelic meets 80's~90's indie pop.
This fusion band features airy female vocals with fuzz
guitar riffs.
MGMT offered the band to open for them in their 2011 Japan Tour.
7 inch "Snow, Moon, Flowers" released in June, 2018. This record was introduced by British music review site "Vinyl Factory".
"Snow, Moon, Flowers" is also included in "BURGER WORLD JAPAN" released by BURGER RECRODS.
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