Description

Explore the rich, introspective layers of The Japanese House’s second studio album, “In the End It Always Does,” available on striking blue vinyl. Four years after her acclaimed debut, “Good at Falling,” Amber Bain delves deeper into the pop spectrum, refined by collaborations with industry luminaries like Matty Healy and George Daniel of The 1975, Katie Gavin of MUNA, and Justin Vernon of Bon Iver. This album beautifully contrasts the phases of love and life, from its euphoric beginnings to its inevitable conclusions, captured in the standout single “Boyhood.”

The record’s production, featuring a blend of Bain’s signature ethereal style with a bolder pop sensibility, offers listeners an evocative auditory journey. Each track on “In the End It Always Does” is a testament to Bain’s evolving artistry and her ability to weave complex emotions into lush, melodic compositions. The blue vinyl pressing not only underscores the album’s aesthetic but enriches the physical experience of the music, making it a must-have for fans and collectors alike. This album is not just a listening experience; it’s a deep dive into the heart of contemporary pop, redefined through The Japanese House’s visionary lens.