lantern in the woods ist das neue album des musikers und multi-instrumentalisten misha sultan – ein projekt, das einen wichtigen meilenstein für den künstler darstellt. es ist sein erstes werk, das von den ersten ideen und klängen bis zum endgültigen mastering als kohärentes, einheitliches statement konzipiert und realisiert wurde.
remasterd by makoto kubota(ex-les rallizes denudes), housed in a gatefold jacket, with obi, extensive liner notes by shinichi ogawa in japanese and english translation. originally released in 1973
for the next release on galaxiid, we present “carpet watcher”, the long-awaited second album from ishome, the project of russian producer and visual artist mirabella karyanova.
heavyweight sleeve with selective varnish print, special paper obi. for fans of yakuza movies, legendary soundtracks, takeshi kitano, joe hisaishi, piano, ambient, minimalism, classical
the latest transmission on partisan brings two fast-rising producers into the spotlight, ish & cobert, for a split ep that continues the label’s exploration of stripped-down, psyched-out house and techno.
2 classics on one 12 single, gems excavated from the deepest realms of the tk disco vaults.on side a we have former foxy frontman ishmael ish ledesma with his sublime esoteric disco cut from 1979 called don t stop , a deep, late night diamond of a track that will appeal to the more left-field disco lovers out there. don t stop has long been a favourite with the diggers with it s sweet vocals, synth heavy production and overall cosmic vibe. a beauty of a track indeed and one of tk s lesser known cuts. side b sees fusion guitarist john tropea s 1979 cosmic classic living in the jungle , a long time spin of dj s like daniele baldelli and dj harvey. infusing tropea s rock sensibilities with the throb of the disco dance-floor the track is a low slung, midtempo groover that touches all the right spots. overall, this essential double-header is a must have for all disco heads and left-field dj fiends.
kyoka - first solo female on the raster-noton roster works as a musician / composer in berlin and tokyo. she has been releasing music since 2008 and is known for her chaotic, direct approach and heavy-rough sound resulting in a broken pop-beat with experimental yet danceable rhythms. ish means around, like or about and reflects her way to be clear by being vague - brightness wrapped in a blanket of obscurity and abstractness. the ep was produced by longtime friend frank bretschneider, a remix was delivered by atomtm to tune the first track hadue for the dancefloor. ryuichi sakamoto underlines the exceptional talent of kyoka: >panic! it sounds like a toy box turned up side down. how can she make such pretty & chaotic sounds!? i love it!<