Starting in 2019, Ali Project began repackaging their 90s catalog onto heavyweight vinyl for the first time.
These vinyl repacks come with obi strips that contain new liner notes from Takarano, written as if she is a character in a novel reflecting on her past self.
The "Decadence" Era
In their fourth decade, ALI PROJECT shows no signs of aging. They have streamlined their production while retaining their identity. They continue to produce anime tie-ins, but their album cuts have returned to a more refined, grandiose orchestral sound.
Since this is a fan project, you won’t find it on official streaming services as a single playlist titled “Project Repack.” Instead, search fan-made playlists on YouTube, Spotify (user-created), or Apple Music under names like: ali project discography repack
For high-quality audio files, some forums share tracklists so you can build your own local library.
If you have watched anime over the last two decades, you have likely heard them. The frantic violins, the soaring operatic vocals, the sudden shifts into heavy industrial rock, and the whispering lyrics that feel like they were lifted from a twisted fairy tale. Starting in 2019, Ali Project began repackaging their
I am talking, of course, about ALI PROJECT.
Led by the incomparable Arika Takarano and composer Mikiya Katakura, ALI PROJECT is a genre unto themselves. With a career spanning over 30 years, their catalogue is daunting. It is a labyrinth of CDs, limited editions, and "Takarazuka" style eccentricities. For years, fans have clamored for a cohesive, modern release of their back catalogue—a true Discography Repack. These vinyl repacks come with obi strips that
While the band continues to release new material, let’s take a moment to curate the ultimate "Repack" collection. If we were to build the definitive ALI PROJECT box set, here is how it should be organized.