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HAELEQUIN/HAELEQ∩INZ
HAELEQUIN/HAELEQ∩INZ is Yu_Asahina's first instrumental album, released during the Comiket 87 event. As the album title suggests, it contains the long version of the popular BMS and SOUND VOLTEX song HAELEQUIN, including remixes and a sequel of it plus completely new tracks. Various other artists are involved.
Album Information
| HAELEQUIN/HAELEQ∩INZ | ||||||||||
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| Artist | Yu_Asahina | 
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| Release Date | 12/30/2014 | |||||||||
| Catalog Number | NEXT-001 | |||||||||
| Published by | KLAMNOP NEXT | |||||||||
| Track List | ||||||||||
| Title | From | |||||||||
| 01. HAELEQUIN (Extended ver.) | SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- (BMS OF FIGHTERS 2012) | |||||||||
| 02. HAELEQ∩INZ -the clown of 24stairs- | NEW | |||||||||
| 03. HAELEQUIN ～Knights of the Round～ | SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- (BMS OF FIGHTERS 2012) | |||||||||
| 04. Alborada | NEW | |||||||||
| 05. iustitia | NEW | |||||||||
| 06. Trickstarz | NEW | |||||||||
| 07. Limelight | NEW | |||||||||
| 08. eighth-slave | NEW | |||||||||
| 09. Gianduja | NEW | |||||||||
| 10. HAELEQUIN (Sta's Organik City Orkest) | SOUND VOLTEX II -infinite infection- (BMS OF FIGHTERS 2012) | |||||||||
| 11. Le Avventure di Pinocchion | NEW | |||||||||
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Producer: Yu_Asahina | ||||||||||
Trivia
- HAELEQUIN's original BOF2012 video is available on NicoNicoDouga.
- HAELEQ∩INZ -the clown of 24stairs- is a sequel to HAELEQUIN.
- Alborada is an arrangement of Alborada del gracioso from Maurice Ravel's piano suite Miroirs.