Gorgeous, tranquil ambient compositions and gently pulsing minimal techno from Japanese electronic artist Susumu Yokota (RIP). Could soothe even the most feverishly anxious mind.
Track listing:
1. Saku
2. Tobiume
3. Uchu Tanjyo
4. Hagoromo
5. Genshi
6. Gekkoh
7. Hisen
8. Azukiro No Kaori
9. Kodomotachi
10. Naminote
11. Shinsen
12. Kirakiraboshi
Blue sky and yellow sunflower
If you like this, you should listen to:
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| David Sylvian & Holger Szukay - Plight & Premonition (1988) + Flux & Mutability (1989) |
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| Porter Ricks - Biokinetics (1996) |
I agree - this is a brilliant fucking record. I had no idea Yokota had passed. Very sad to hear that.
ReplyDeleteThese are the types of records that keep me coming back to your treasure trove of a site. Thanks from one crate digger to another.
ReplyDeleteHey man I just wanna say thank you so much for all of your efforts, non-metal and metal. I'm discovering so much amazing music from your posts, as well as seeing already loved albums being posted here. I wish I could give you beer and weed (and acid if I could). Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHey, I wish you could give me drugs, too! But it's the thought that counts
DeleteThis man was so underrated. Do you happen to have his 2001 album "Grinning Cat"?
ReplyDeleteSorry, forgot about this request momentarily. I do, here it is: http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/u9wc0bAM/file.html
DeleteNow it's MY turn to apologize for not checking this comment section til right now. I truly appreciate it. Much thanks from a fellow Rose City dweller!
Deletethanks for the album shares man!
Deletei was hoping you might have Sound of Sky (2002) ?
so many thanks man, I thought I was never gonna find this record anywhere. great blog btw.
ReplyDeleteI downloaded this aaaaaages ago when you first posted this (is loved the cover) and just got round to listening to it last night...it got lost in all the other stuff and much of this year has been a haze of Jane's Addiction, Joy Division and New Order, but recently I've been digging out the Enoch ambient stuff (especially Music For Films). Then last night I came across this again. Totally digging it!
ReplyDeleteDamn you autocorrect. I typed Eno not Enoch
Deletegreat feed and many thanks about the links <3
ReplyDeletethanks thanks thaaanks <3
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ReplyDeleteDo you know the work of Suso Saiz (Música esporádica and Orquesta de las Nubes)? The label Music from Memory has released some of his records.