| 1. Unexpected encounter between Junko Ueda, eminent figure of the Japanese medieval epic storytelling, whose warm and profound voice summons the terrestrial energies, and the organic madness of the monster PoiL practicing with cosmic rock without net |
| 2. Yoshitsune |
| 3. The Heike-Monogatari depicts the epic tale of the hero Yoshitsune, who brought victory to his Genji clan in its epic war with the Heike clan. After years of war, the Heike clan was finally defeated at the naval battle at Dan-no-Ura bay. The Genji assumed power in Kamakura, south of modern day Tokyo, and ruled Japan from 1192 to 1333, establishing what is now known as the Kamakura period. Minamoto-no-Yoritomo was the general of Genji and the older brother of Yoshitsune, who swore his loyalty to Yoritomo. Despite Yoshitsune’s heroic service and solemn oath, Yoritomo still suspected that he secretly intended to take over the government, and ordered his assassination. Yoshitsune was forced into exile |
| 4. Antoine Arnera I keyboards, vocals |
| 5. Boris Cassone I guitar, vocals |
| 6. Benoit Lecomte I acoustic bass |
| 7. Guilhem Meier I drums, vocals |
| 8. Junko Ueda I satsuma biwa, vocals |
| 9. Tracklist: |
| 10. 1.01 - PoiL - Kumo 雲, Pt. 1 |
| 11. 1.02 - PoiL - Kumo 雲, Pt. 2 |
| 12. 1.03 - PoiL - Kumo 雲, Pt. 3 |
| 13. 1.04 - PoiL - Omine-san 大峰山 |
| 14. 1.05 - PoiL - Yoshino 吉野 |
| 15. 1.06 - PoiL - Ataka 安宅 |
| 16. 1.07 - PoiL - Kokô 虎口, Pt. 1 |
| 17. 1.08 - PoiL - Kokô 虎口, Pt. 2 |
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