Dhidalah Sensoria

"Where is space? Is it in our brain? Or is it outside the planet Earth? Dhidalah poetically answers the question with their newest album Sensoria. Two songs ("Some," "Black Shrine") were made from their weekly jam session in Tokyo. Band leader Gotoh usually records the session and shares it with Masahito aka Bin and Ikuma, the other two members. After listening to the jam recording, they each get inspired by the flow of sounds and find a connection to the outside world. In the following week and with their own understanding, they try to recreate the (essence of the) jam. Track 2 ("Invader") and 3 ("Dead") were written by Ikuma. The last 20-minute long "Black Shrine" was inspired by the Japanese folklore Yokai, the spiritual and sometimes shapeshifting creatures living in the dark mountains of Japan.