meet me by the clocktower.

this kikuchi momoko record is fire. has a bunch of folks that have played on records that will probably get reissued at some point soon. everything about this is perfect.

neither more nor less.

i don't see a lot of folks talking about this vangelis album, which is a shame because it's amazing. perfect score for getting high at seven in the morning while enjoying a nice cup of tea.

washed away in a sea of red.

a synth score for a crappy 80's horror film. posting this for the mpcs.

the whole city between us.

before i run off to work here is some spot on mid 80's jpop featuring a fella from mariah. if that doesn't whet yr appetite enough, then i don't know what will.

the soft dissolve.

dub inflected cold wave from chris & cosey of throbbing gristle released in 85. nuff said.

swallow this swell.

beautiful jazz album featuring pharoah sanders so you know it's a go.

if you know you know.

mid 80's british boogie that wouldn't be out of place on 4ad. perfect jams to smoke weed to on a rainy afternoon.

an abandoned garden.

anything with klaus schulze is always a go.

a music of the eighth house.

a great way to kick off a saturday night with this post punk classic. not really a fan of later xymox, but this hits the sweet spot between 4ad gothic dream pop & post punk.

under the jaguar sun.

this is a really lovely piano album that came out through windham. love to put this on in the afternoon with the windows open & the sun shining through.

time shapes the lens.

heading down to portland to record, so i'll be away for a bit. leaving you with some more swishy piano shit. it's on narada, you know what's good.

a circular ceremony.

& of course some more hassell for y'all.

pale prophecy.

some classic mid 80's boogie.

paper window.

more joe hisaishi from the mid 90's for y'all.

dream of my love.

some swishy shit for a lazy afternoon.

goodbye dreaming fields.

deep zones for the clouds.

from a distant hill.

a wonderful slice of sophisticated mid 80's j-pop produced by masataka matsutoya who you might recognize from the aegean sea album which also features hosono & shigeru suzuki.

hold yr breath.

i know i've said some shit about jim ferraro in the past, but have been revisiting this album from his peak & i've been thoroughly enjoying it's gloopy glue sniffing mutant lo-fi rock & roll.

children of the wind.

starting out an early sunday morning with don byrd's fantastic jazz funk fusion album from 75.

inner suggestions.

some real lovely minimal japanese ambient jams that harry hosono produced in 1983.