Pom Poko OST Vinyl

The record spins quietly with almost no surface noise, which makes the whimsical tanuki folk melodies feel extra warm and immersive. I’ve already listened to side A twice tonight, and the jacket art of the Tama Hills scenery is so detailed it makes me smile every time I pull it out.

The packaging is lovely and the record itself has a nice weight, but the real star is how warm and rich the music sounds on vinyl. It's brought back so many memories of watching the tanuki try to save their hills, and I keep putting it on every evening. The track order flows perfectly, making the wh

I’ve been waiting to own this score for years, and the pressing is beautifully quiet—the woodwind passages in particular feel so crisp and clear. The jacket art is lush, too, exactly the kind of tactile detail that makes vinyl worth it.