World's Last Garden

Ongoing Project since July 2019

"World's Last Garden" is my first truly original project since temporarily discontinuing my Shirou Novaleinn project.

Originally an attempt at further adapting the story of PARANOIA FUTURE_DATA, World's Last Garden would go on from being a storytelling medium to my primary music alias going forward.

Project Debut / Catalyst Memories: Awakening

Launching in 2019 with my first single, "Connections" featuring vally.exe, World's Last Garden debuted with a shocking amount of attention reaching around 5,000 plays on SoundCloud in one month (which was bizarre for my music at the time). This followed my short venture as "unknowndreamuser," a name I used between 2018 and 2019 for a few works I would release (noteably, Memories of the XIII as part of FORM's second All Nighter volume).

Throughout the rest of 2019, I would go on to perform at numerous URL events (online music festivals), while releasing singles that would come to be a part of my Catalyst Memories: Awakening collection released in December that year. This, of course, is exception to Pathfinder (with Aspect) and Crystalline, made as part of the now-defunct Still Not Sleeping compilation.

Though the rest of my releases didn't do as particularly well as Connections did, I was still spreading word of the new project, and bringing in new listeners at a rate I was happy with.

Vivarium, onto Sunrise Roadshow

2020 came, and it felt like, more than ever, I had a good run to the home base, but I could do better. In January, the second Still Not Sleeping event took place, where I would collaborate with Sleepless to make Last Escape, a decently big departure from my style that would eventually branch into my next era.

March came, and the effects of COVID-19 would come with it. On March 13th, I wrote the first song of then-titled Vivarium, titled from the very first guitar idea as "Breathing Tomorrow." Within days, I started work on the song as a production, and decided it was time to drop a teaser at an album. That teaser, though, didn't match anything I would come to work on afterwards, so it became more of an announcement more than anything else.

I released Breathing Tomorrow on April 24th, 2020, and it got a massive influx of new listeners and jumpstarted the project more than anything in 2019 did. After that, though, it became increasingly more difficult to match the result of Breathing Tomorrow's quality, so for the rest of 2020, I only release two other tracks: Stay Alive, and Borealis — two that were made in a short amount of time but had no intention to release on the new album.

It wasn't until December that I announced that the second single of the album, Morning Flower, would release in the new year — itself to a massive success; a large number of remixes and attention brought more eyes to the project.

From there, the rollout of Vivarium — at this point, announced to have the title changed to Sunrise Roadshow and instead use the title for the project of the same name within the same universe as PARANOIA FUTURE_DATA — was much smoother, but still on a slow pace. Singles released months apart, and the tracklist of the final album was still uncertain, with tracks being moved around. scrapped altogether, or new ones added in just to inflate the numbers.

Regardless, each new song brought anywhere from 5,000 plays to 20,000 plays, massive successes on all fronts.

Finally, I released the penultimate single of Sunrise Roadshow — Stargazer's Dreamcatching Meadow Symphony, in March 2022, and went radio silent for nearly a year and a half.

Long overdue, the final release of Sunrise Roadshow released on September 7th, 2023, with 5 new songs among the previous 6 releases, with an updated version of Stay Alive.

That brings us up to date, after a long radio silence of no new World's Last Garden music, until August 18th, 2025, where my second album, titled "HOW DO YOU LIVE?" was revealed with a release window of 2026.