Project Moon, the studio behind cult hits like Lobotomy Corporation and Limbus Company, is celebrating its 9th anniversary on November 8 at the Sejong University Daeyang Hall with a live performance featuring the indie band 'Mili'. This joint effort is co-hosted by Project Moon and Mili, with the local subculture music production house Flasic handling the production.

Formed in 2012, the Japan-based indie outfit Mili is bringing their Asian tour to this anniversary bash. The group consists of Cassie Wei (vocals/lyrics), Yamato Kasai (composition/guitar), Yukihito (bass), and Shoto Yoshida (drums). Their sound—a genre-bending mix of classical, electronica, and post-rock—has become synonymous with Project Moon's identity, starting with the Library of Ruina OST and extending to the core themes and boss battle tracks in Limbus Company.

Project Moon has carved out a loyal following with their interconnected universe spanning Lobotomy Corporation, Library of Ruina, and Limbus Company.

Flasic has positioned itself as the country's premier production company dedicated to gaming and subculture music. They have expanded from game scores to anime and video content, all while maintaining strict adherence to official licensing. They handle the full lifecycle, from planning and performance to album production.

Under the baton of conductor Jin Sol, the Flasic Symphony Orchestra, Choir, and Band have already seen success with concerts based on global IPs like Digimon, Evangelion, StarCraft, Mabinogi, and Ragnarok. Now, they are pushing further into the band performance scene.

"People often associate Flasic solely with orchestral and choral shows, but we've been prepping our band repertoire for quite some time," says Flasic CEO Jin Sol. "This Mili tour is a litmus test for our capabilities in staging high-profile band performances."

Fans can look forward to live renditions of tracks from Library of Ruina and Limbus Company. The production aims to fully immerse you in the game's world through a blend of music, visuals, and stage lighting.

The Seoul concert on November 8 marks the kickoff of Mili's Asian tour, with subsequent dates scheduled for Fukuoka on February 14 and Tokyo on February 21 next year.

Tickets, sold exclusively via Interpark Nol Ticket, have already completely sold out for the 2,000-seat Daeyang Hall. If you missed out, don't fret; an online live stream is now confirmed. Tickets for the digital broadcast go on sale at 6:00 PM on October 17, also via Interpark Nol Ticket. Official merchandise will also be available on the day of the show.

For more details, please visit the official concert website.