love solfege - the note of satanism 

There's a reason it's a doujin music because if it's "well known" you'd have known the artist themselves uploaded the song to their youtube 4 years ago And another channel uploaded it 9 years ago.

@@90enemies please can you tell me more doujin artists like this?

ermmm .. Yo, I struggle with actually knowing where and HOW to buy the album. Like, this website? Is this only a song or the album? I do need some help, I feel. kodomore-records.ocnk.net/product/17

​@@8RobbaYou can buy it here! lovesolfege.bandcamp.com/album/the-note-of-satanism I actually already included it on the description

@@YoKaze Ha! I followed the wrong link in your description! Reading helps! Thanks for the help, friend! :)

@@8Robba No problem man. Enjoy!

The same goes to you, fellow plane-walker.

Fischl > any 5 stars dps

Praise Jesus, our lord, our savior, and our king!

demais, amigo

Fischl in her final Chuunibyou form

Amen

Absolutely agree with you. (I am a Christian BTW.) Disclaimer: I love love's solfege orchestration and opera singing. I don't want to be an irrational hater. I only criticized on this piece and another piece "Sanctus". Sorry that I cannot finish the whole song. No matter how good orchestration it might be, praising Satan is an absolute sin. I might misunderstand the true background since I cannot find the lyrics. I remembered that love solfege composed a piece called "Sanctus", which is based on Latin mass. The whole music, instrumentation, orchestration are extremely marvelous and interesting. Nevertheless, one thing that doubts me is that the arrangement of the Latin text is wrong. In mass ordinary, the arrangement should be "Kyrie eleison - Gloria - Credo - Sanctus - Agnes dei". I even suspected that they mix up between mass ordinary text and requiem text. It makes me thinking whether it is their intention to mix up all of the Latin text, or they are not Christian/Catholic/... at all. Now I know the answer of it. Somehow the piece "Sanctus" triggers me to compose new mass/requiem, to show how a mass/requiem should be like. Anything, including but not limited to brilliant orchestration and unexpected modulation, but Satan. Sorry.

@@kelvinchan2286 I'm also christian, and I wouldn't worry about stuff like this. Japanese music like this has a tendency of borrowing aesthetics from classical European sources, in which christianity has had a huge impact. In almost all pieces like this, the purpose is not to praise satan, but rather to use him as an allegory to a great evil or darkness in general. If you were to consider any kind of usage of satanic imagery in art a sin, that's fine, but do consider that this has been a reoccurring thing even in christian art. Michelangelo literally painted satan on the highest part of sistine chapel.

​@@eetuhernesmaa1196 Thanks for your kind reply. Then I would not blame love solfege for this aspect. On the contrary, in my opinion, there are too many contexts that can include "dark or evil". It can be something like void, the final boxx (I have also created one ^_^), or even merely "the dark". There is no need to directly use Satan (but this is no more than my own ethics, that should not substitute to others)