Once Grace Forever

Once Grace Forever is a Japanese dream pop outfit known for their ethereal soundscapes and collaborations with international artists. They have released several notable albums and tracks, including "Darkest, Sweetest and Devoted," which features songs like "雨に渇く" (Longing for Rain). Their music often explores themes of melancholy and introspection, blending elements of shoegaze and post-rock to create a unique sonic experience. Once Grace Forever has also collaborated with bands like The Pull of Autumn, resulting in projects such as "Live Today," which highlights their ability to blend their sound with diverse musical styles.

Their discography includes a range of emotive and atmospheric tracks, such as "Dance to remember, dance to forget," "Can't Go Back," and "Flower," showcasing their versatility in crafting dreamy, introspective music. Despite their international collaborations, Once Grace Forever remains rooted in the Tokyo music scene, contributing to the vibrant DIY culture of Japan's shoegaze and post-rock communities.