Anoice is a Tokyo based six piece group formed by Takahiro Kido, Taku Tanioka, Yuki Murata, Utaka Fujiwara, Takahiro Matsue and Tadashi Yoshikawa who are the multi instruments players, and have been working together since 2004. Their debut album “Remmings” in which Non-Format took charge of art works, was released from Important Records, Boston 2006, while their second album “Out of Season” and third “Ruined-Hotel Sessions” recorded at the ruin hotel, were released from Ricco Label that is their own music label in Tokyo, 2008. Many artists all over the world thought highly of these three albums. Anoice also has some other projects such as RiLF (an alternative rock band formed by the members of Anoice and Calu who is the vocalist of Matryoshka), mokyow (a post-rock band formed by Takahiro Kido, Takahiro Matsue and Tadashi Yoshikawa who are the members of anoice, and the keyboardist Kenichi Kai) and cru (a neo-classical unit formed by Takahiro Kido and Yuki Murata), and some secret projects. And, Takahiro Kido and Yuki Murata who are the members of Anoice, have also released some albums as their solo works. There is the 30 or more number of the albums which Anoice and the members have released or the compilation albums in which they participated on some music labels such as Ricco Label, Important Records, PLOP, Nature Bliss, p*dis, Noble Label, Victor Records, zooooojp, as a point of the end of 2012. In addition, Anoice and the members took charge of composing music for many video works (Armani, Louis Vuitton, Rag & Bone, etc.), films ("Internet is a Desert" a prize film of Venice International Short Film Festival, "Honokaa-Boy" in Japan, "Penerose" in Austria, etc.), events ("NIPPON VISION" of Japanese department store Isetan, "Tanzbrucke 2011" a ballet of Czech Republic, etc.), spots for TV or webs (Google, NTT, TRIUMPH, Saito Wood, etc.) of various countries, and joined some films ("Takarasagashi" directed by Hayao Miyazaki of Studio Ghibli, etc.), events (Moscow International Biennale, "La Folle Journée au JAPON" classical music festival in Japan, "Argerich's Meeting Point in Beppu" in Japan, etc.), art magazines ("Purple Magazine" in France, "Another" in Netherlands, "POST" in UK, "GONZO" in Belgium, etc.), albums of musicians (Filmes, Michiru, Pleq, Kukikodan, The Watanabes, Sonoda Band, etc.) as arrangers or players of tunes.