'Outside Of The World,' the second album by Japanese trio Usurabi, is a rare pleasure - a guitar pop album that's deep with spirit, bristling with energy, melodically rich and precious: full of life. It's even more thrilling than its predecessor, 2021's 'Remains Of The Light,' also released by An'archives, its eight songs falling together just perfectly. If you've ever swooned to the sound of rattling, humming organs on countless '60s garage rock sides, the wistful beauty of David Roback and Kendra Smith's music as Opal, the brittle immediacy of those '80s EPs from New Zealand acts like The Clean and The Chills, you'll find plenty to love here.