楽園ノイズ Paradise Noise

thubar2000

https://bookwalker.jp/de4aa296cc-fc06-4a8f-882c-1198ba615fab/

A well written story about a music obsessed boy, the people he meets, and the band they form. The build up, touching scenes, and immersive descriptions of music, reminded me of the best parts of Mizuki Nomura's "Book Girl", but about music. While dramatic, it still retains a sense of fun and humor. I am not at all musically talented or knowledgeable, but still got into it.

edited to add the second line from the end.

Rahul Balaggan

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Geezer Weasalopes

Synopsis [copied from MAL]:
When I dressed up as a woman and posted a music video on the internet, I suddenly became famous as a mysterious high school girl net musician (although I'm really a guy). I thought it was okay as long as I didn't show my face, but my high school music teacher, Misao Hanazono, discerned my identity, and I was blackmailed. My high school life—which should have been uneventful—was noisily and annoyingly colored by the three girls I meet through Hanazono-sensei: Rinko, the "twisted genius pianist," Shizuki, the "flower-arrangement princess drummer," and Akane, the "truant zashiki-warashi vocalist."

A boy-meets-girls story, spending all their time in love, youth, and the band!

(Source: Kadokawa, translated)

What's left out of this TL of the publisher's blurb is that he's blackmailed into helping with the Music Teacher's class.

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thubar2000

@Rahul-Balaggan Oops, thanks.