Jo Lemaire + Flouze: Pigmy World (1981)
An album that was born to be loved but remains surprisingly unfound, is the worst kind of album to introduce a band…
October 16, 2018
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Satsuki Shibano: Rendez-vous (1991)
One of my favorite instrumental albums needs a bit of backstory. First of all, Satsuki Shibano’s Rendez-vous is not entirely a work…
September 14, 2018
Chagrin D’Amour: Chagrin D’Amour (1982)
Who knows what would have happened in France if New Yorker Valli Timbert hadn’t met filmmaker Philippe Bourgoin, at some Chelsea Hotel,…
July 24, 2018
Paradigm Shift: The Rain Child And The River King (1986)
Seems like the perfect time to sneak this one through ye olde FOND/SOUND blog. Led by Makoto Matsushita, proud creator of one…
July 20, 2018
Righeira: Righeira (1983)
The tale of Righeira appears weirder and weirder, the more I dig into it. Something about their self-titled debut is both…
July 3, 2018
Everything Play: Lou Lou Mon Amour (ルール・モナムール) (1987)
For some reason, I’ve been sitting on this album for a long while just waiting for the right season to share it.…
June 22, 2018
Nasmak: Silhouette (1983)
More Dutch love for these close-to-summer days. The final album by Nasmak, Silhouette, truth be told, was a sell-out. And truth be…
June 19, 2018
POiSON GiRL FRiEND: Melting Moment (1992)
I’m still venturing to think that 1992 must have been a very special time for Japan. If you caught my post about…
June 8, 2018
Mebae Miyahara: Portfolio (1986)
Now, I finally feel that we’re ready for an album like Mebae Miyahara’s Port･fo･lio. But first a huge thanks to Giacomo Lee…
May 18, 2018
Mecano: Ya Viene El Sol (1984)
What a shining moment. It took Mecano two albums to properly shake off being also-rans, to truly get to what made (or…
May 15, 2018
Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin: Up From The Dark (1986)
I think the right phrase for this one is: “all my Christmases came at once”. Never before had I thought I’d be…
May 8, 2018
Romie Singh: Masters (1986)
Romie Singh’s Masters is more than just one killer 12” dub plate surrounded by lord knows what. Masters is a wonderful reminder…
May 1, 2018