a pair of slipmats for 12 inch

handgefertigt aus japan auch ideal für gebogene schallplatten wärmebeschichtete mitte und ecken für lange laufleistung auch für serato control vinyl und andere mit 12inch slipmats kombinierbar inhalt: 1 slipmat

handgefertigt aus japan auch ideal für gebogene schallplatten wärmebeschichtete mitte und ecken für lange laufleistung auch für serato control vinyl und andere mit 12inch slipmats kombinierbar inhalt: 1 slipmat

vinyl only. limited edition available.

lp, originally privately pressed in 1987

pressed on black vinyl, lp with obi, originally released in 1976

strong harder percussive techno

some wicked classic edmx electro action with help from the venerable yuri suzuki analog sounds and great hi hat action that will blow you away

repress on beach umbrella blue coloured double vinyl.

originally recorded in tokyo between 1991 and 1995

limited to 300 copies.

repress

limited pink double vinyl repress of the acclaimed japanese city pop compilation.

light in the attic’s japan archival series continues with kankyo ongaku: japanese ambient, environmental & new age music 1980-1990, an unprecedented overview of the country’s vital minimal, ambient, avant-garde, and new age music – what can collectively be described as kanky&#333,,,,, ongaku, or environmental music.

since so many european labels have been reissuing lost and obscure 1980s japanese ambient albums of late, it was probably inevitable that at least one label would put together a compilation paying tribute to the sound. it turns out that jazzy couscous has won the race with kumo no moko, a superb double album that does a terrific job in putting japan s 80s ambient scene in context. as you d expect, the majority of the tracks feature either dreamy electronic sounds or a mixture of acoustic and electronic instrumentation, with nods to jazz coming thick and fast. there are naturally a couple of fairly well-known names on show, but for the most part the compilers have done a terrific job in highlight lesser-known tracks from unsung heroes.

japans mule musiq present second edition of the midnight in tokyo series, showcasing their countrys capital and its propensity for audio-visual dystopia.