This is Corima's second official album (and third opus). After their much appreciated album 'Quetzalcoatl' from 2012, 'Amaterasu' shows the band exploring new territories and developing a more personal vision, less Magma-focused and more diverse. The album features only 2 very long tracks, each being divided in several sub-segments. Track 1 ('Tsukutomi' parts 1-3, for a total of nearly 20 minutes) is a long instrumental act, at the border of highly eruptive jazz-rock, prog and RIO. Track 2 ('Amaterasu' parts 1-6, for a total of 28 minutes), is the Zeuhl plat de resistance of the album, a very long track firmly rooted into the Zeuhl aesthetic (etheral vocals, Fender Rhodes and repetitive hypnotic patterns).