Tag: Subterranean Animism

Raven’s Jig – Petit Chat Clandestin (off-vocal)

Lullaby of Deserted Hell is a waltz which is sure to stick to the mind of Touhou fans. The slightly cloudy, majestic and mysterious piano played by Onne inspired a specific painting in our mind, an alternate universe with a little girl with red hair, trapped in a cold Renaissance castle and bound by etiquette …

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Raven’s Jig – Petit Chat Clandestin (on-vocal)

This is the on-vocal version of Raven’s Jig’s Petit Chat Clandestin interpreation. You can hear the off-vocal version if you click on this link. Lullaby of Deserted Hell is a waltz which is sure to stick to the mind of Touhou fans. The slightly cloudy, majestic and mysterious piano played by Onne inspired a specific …

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Raven’s Jig – Subterranean Sunshine (off-vocal)

This song is the rightful companion to Be of Tranquil Cheer (playing a Touhou stage song with French lyrics and an extra-peaceful arrange, see the post here as on-vocal and here as off-vocal) and Une Pile Atomique (playing an Utsuho Reiuji song in major instead of minor, with a childlike spirit in mind). The lyrics to this …

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Raven’s Jig – Nuclear Happiness

Crazy how turning a song from minor to major and choosing the right instruments changes the atmosphere drastically, right? The impressive, bodacious final boss theme from Touhou 11 – Subterranean Animism becomes a bundle of childlike fun, in which her protagonist, Utsuho Reiuji, gets to let her bird-brain personality shine innocently. Once again the lyrics …

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Raven’s Jig – Be of Tranquil Cheer (on-vocal)

Not so long ago, we’ve released this song as an off-vocal track. Now, we have written lyrics for it and recorded the vocals. This soft, bossa-nova-like arrangement of Rin Kaenbyou’s stage theme, from Touhou 11 – Subterranean Animism, is the first piece of what would eventually become Enfants atomiques, a Raven’s Jig EP dedicated to …

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Raven’s Jig – Be of Tranquil Cheer (off-vocal)

This soft, bossa-nova-like arrangement of Rin Kaenbyou’s stage theme, from Touhou 11 – Subterranean Animism, is the first piece of what would eventually become Enfants atomiques, a Raven’s Jig EP dedicated to a strange Touhou cat and a strange Touhou bird. This was played with very peaceful thoughts in mind, blue skies and soft grassy …

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Raven’s Jig – Lullaby of Lost Cultures (alt1)

Soon after the release of our Lullaby of Deserted Hell arrangement, we played an alt version. Another Touhou arrange we would go on to re-play with lyrics much later… This first arrange, more instrumentally daring than our next versions, focused on a variety of oriental instruments to mix the medieval with the exotic. Download Raven’s Jig …

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Raven’s Jig – Lullaby of Lost Cultures

Another Touhou arrange we would go on to re-play with lyrics much later… This first arrange, more instrumentally daring than our next versions, focused on a variety of oriental instruments to mix the medieval with the exotic. Download Raven’s Jig – Lullaby of Lost Cultures

Raven’s Jig – Nuclear Fusion

Our first arrangement of another Touhou classic, in the name of an iconic boss which (unsurprisingly) inspired our band’s name! The feeling of majesty and strong percussion was inspired by Nuda Arai’s Radiant Radiant Symphony. Download Raven’s Jig – Nuclear Fusion