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Longing for the Shadow: Ryūkōka Recordings, 1921-1939
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Kouta Katsutaro
by Kouta Katsutaro
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Incredible! I’d recommend this to any armchair travellers… so many different music styles/traditions all rolled into one. Arrangements are exciting and the voice of ms. Katsutaro is outstanding, such vocal control and range, wow. I’m very glad to find this genre, Ryukoka— better late than never
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Is It Really Goodbye? More Ryūkōka Recordings, 1929-1938
by Various Artists
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So happy they continued this series a bit longer because the artists on both part one and part two play and sing with passion and precision. This music is wonderful.
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go to albumThe latest from Alex Pester swings from hushed bedroom pop to terrifically clattering indie rock, with strong melodies at the center.
go to albumBreakneck electronic music from this stalwart of the Aussie underground—eerie electronics and throbbing, insistent rhythms.
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Timeslips & Chimeras
by Tangents
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We are playing this album over and over in the Vaché offices !! The playing is so brilliant it's hard to pick a fave song- SO, how about all of them? A combination of clockwork improv and studio wizardry makes this (double ) album a must-have! ss/am/tm
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