Takami Hasegawa (長谷川孝水): L’Ecume Des Jours (日々の泡) (1983)
These are the kind of stories that make me smile. Truth be told, there is desperately little story out there to tell…
November 10, 2017
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Tuca: Dracula, I Love You (1974)
Periodically, I like to dive into my old “A Track, A Day” blog archives for music I’ve written about before but I…
October 31, 2017
Fashion: Fabrique (1982)
One of the ultimate statements in sleaze. Some Discog commenter put it better than I ever would: “If cocaine were music, this…
October 27, 2017
Yukako Hayase: 薔薇のしっぽ Roses’ Tails (1989)
Where does one start with Yukako Hayase? That’s the question I asked myself when debating, for what seemed like forever, what would…
October 20, 2017
Tabo’s Project: Eyes Of A Child (1986)
Other than being a great proponent of why we need paid maternity leave in America, Tabo’s Project Eyes Of A Child is a…
October 6, 2017
Edson Natale: Nina Maika (1990)
These are the kinds of albums that really live with you. Sao Paolo native, Edson Natale’s name may be the lead on…
September 29, 2017
Steve Hiett: Down On The Road By The Beach (1983)
You can always hear music in Steve Hiett’s photography. You can definitely hear the music on the cover of his solo debut,…
September 22, 2017
Chris Mosdell: Equasian (1982)
Simply phenomenal. That’s a great word to describe Chris Modell’s debut: Equasian. Phenomenally hard to describe. It’s an album released exclusively in…
September 8, 2017
The Milky Way: Summertime Love Song (1979)
Pull out your surfboard, put some sangria on ice, and really enjoy this one. A surprisingly unknown masterpiece, and a rare, rare,…
September 1, 2017
Hajime Mizoguchi: Halfinch Dessert (1986)
These are the things that surprise sometimes. I went into researching some background story behind Hajime Mizoguchi’s deeply affecting Halfinch Dessert and…
August 4, 2017
African Head Charge: Songs of Praise (1990)
We might not all be able to know the way to get on that righteous path but there are signals that could…
July 11, 2017
Juan Martin: Painter In Sound ft. Mark Isham (1986)
Simply sublime. What else can you say? From the man who literally wrote the definitive word on Flamenco technique, comes a work showing…
June 9, 2017