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Kiren
Kiren (LP + booklet)
Cat: PF 011. Rel: 27 Apr 22
 
Experimental/Electronic
Ashita (5:04)
Momo No Hana (5:00)
Asate (5:16)
Kagerofu (6:05)
Peruvian Pink (8:20)
Shiasate (5:58)
Ore No Umi (5:44)
Review: Made in 1984 but unfairly left to fester, unreleased, by way of the sheer amorality of the '80s music market, we sure hope this release of Yasuaki Shimizu's 'Kiren' finally gives this body of work the recognition it deserves. Following up his albums 'Kakashi' and 'Utakata No Hibi', this is the composer's one-off foray into experimental dance music, further showing off his work with fellow jazzers the Saxophonettes. From the cold, juddering ambience of 'Momo No Hana' to the post-punky sample dance of 'Peruvian Punk', this one's a rare and odd tidbit for the eclectic digger.

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out of stock $27.09
Kakashi (reissue)
Kakashi (reissue) (LP + insert)
Cat: PFLP 007/WRWTFWW 21. Rel: 31 Jan 20
 
Jazz
Suiren (4:38)
Kakashi (4:38)
Kono Yoni Yomeri #1 (3:00)
Semi Tori No Hi (4:36)
Kono Yoni Yomeri #2 (2:18)
Yune Dewa (4:43)
Umi No Ue Kara (8:21)
Utsukushiki Tennen (4:37)
Review: Kakashi is the latest in a long line of largely forgotten Yasuaki Shimizu albums and side projects to be given the reissue treatment. The album was originally released in Japan by Better Days back in 1981, and saw the jazz man-turned-ambient explorer join the dots between melodious, post-punk era jazz-fusion, new age influenced downtempo grooves, dub, ambient and eccentric, hard-to-pigeonhole experimentation. While musically diverse, the album hangs together beautifully. This is primarily down to two key factors: the ubiquity of Shimizu's evocative saxophone, flute and clarinet playing, and the richness of the multi-instrumentalist's superb production.
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 in stock $26.29
Dementos
Dementos (LP + insert)
Cat: HRLP 143. Rel: 23 Jan 19
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Blue Suits (4:04)
Dementos (4:02)
Madame Shriek (2:28)
A Normal Day (3:08)
Find No Word To Say (4:00)
I'm Dying For Love (5:21)
My Friend The Secretary (3:30)
Anaconda Mon Amour (4:07)
Soul De Rock (3:39)
Sateto (2:45)
Review: In 1988, Yasuaki Shimizu moved to Paris and collaborated with avant-garde artists such as David Cunningham of Flying Lizards (who is a special guest on this album) and Manny Elias of Tears for Fears. His second album Dementos conveyed a spirit of the times unique to Shimizu - who was at the epicentre of a world music movement that was extremely prosperous at that time. He brought his sister Mieko over from Japan and made her engage in hours of idle talk which is a constant throughout the LP and this eventually led him to conclude that human patterns of communication were indeed strange.
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out of stock $28.93
Re Subliminal
Re Subliminal (LP + insert)
Cat: HRLP 098. Rel: 04 Apr 18
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Chiko-Chan (4:30)
Mamawasotode (5:43)
Tsuzuraori No Onna (4:27)
Tamare-Tamare (5:21)
Mari-Chan (3:59)
Chiko-Chan (Chee Shimizu re-edit) (7:13)
Tamare-Tamare (Chee Shimizu re-edit) (7:15)
Review: 1987's Subliminal is one of the more eccentric albums in the bulging discography of Japanese saxophonist turned electronics wizard Yasuaki Shimizu. It was recorded in Paris and was an apparently an attempt by the composer-producer to "capture the spirit of everyday encounters". As this essential reissue proves, the album has lost none of its quirky charms over the last three decades. There are dashes of off-kilter soundtrack jazz, pitched-down synth-pop chuggers, inspired fusions of traditional French music and rubbery electrofunk, far-sighted global fusions that defy easy categorization, and moments that some may consider "Balearic". This reissue also includes two tasty new edits of album highlights from Japanism label boss Chee Shimizu, both of which expertly extend the original versions for added out-of-this-world pleasure.
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out of stock $44.16
Kakashi
Kakashi (limited cassette)
Cat: HMVC 17. Rel: 14 Nov 17
 
Experimental/Electronic
Suiren (4:33)
Kakashi (4:42)
Kono Yo Ni Yomeri #1 (3:00)
Semitori No Hi (4:42)
Kono Yo Ni Yomeri #2 (2:16)
Yune Dewa (4:51)
Umi No Ue Kara (8:29)
Utsukushiki Tennen (4:45)
Review: Kakashi is the latest in a long line of largely forgotten Yasuaki Shimizu albums and side projects to be given the reissue treatment. The album was originally released in Japan by Better Days back in 1981, and saw the jazz man-turned-ambient explorer join the dots between melodious, post-punk era jazz-fusion, new age influenced downtempo grooves, dub, ambient and eccentric, hard-to-pigeonhole experimentation. While musically diverse, the album hangs together beautifully. This is primarily down to two key factors: the ubiquity of Shimizu's evocative saxophone, flute and clarinet playing, and the richness of the multi-instrumentalist's superb production.
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Played by: Manu Archeo
out of stock $28.39
Music For Commercials (reissue)
Cat: MTM 12LP. Rel: 14 Sep 17
 
Experimental/Electronic
Tachikawa (1:08)
Seiko 1 (0:59)
Seiko 2 (1:06)
Sen-Nen 1 (2:02)
Ricoh 1 (1:33)
Seiko 3 (1:09)
Boutique Joy (1:24)
Seiko 4 (1:11)
Ricoh 2 (1:16)
Laox (1:16)
Shiseido (1:07)
Seiko 5 (0:48)
Sharp (1:06)
Sen-Nen 2 (2:02)
Honda (1:35)
Suntory (0:42)
Knorr (0:59)
Bridgestone 1 (1:59)
Bridgestone 2 (0:53)
Bridgestone 3 (1:58)
Bridgestone 4 (1:02)
Bridgestone 5 (1:17)
Ka-Cho-Fu-Getsu (9:48)
Seibu (0:39)
Review: The last few years has seen increased interest in the back catalogue of Japanese jazzman and composer turned ambient pioneer Yasuaki Shimizu. A number of his early '80s albums - both under his given name and the Mariah alias - have already been given the reissue treatment. The latest set to get a second lease of life is 1987's Music For Commercials, an exquisite set of mostly synthetic compositions originally created for television advertisements in his native Japan. While many of the pieces are frustratingly short (reflecting the length of ad spots), they're rarely less than inspired, with Shimizu variously fusing elements of modern classical, ambient, new-age, fusion jazz, Reichian minimalism and, most intriguingly of all, Art of Noise style Fairlight-CMI sample manipulation and early computer composition.
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out of stock $19.46
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