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April 1, 2014
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Rekapper – Erase

I have released a new short EP partially as a April Fools joke of a mixed session of my piano practicing on a Yamaha Upright.  Also because I thought ahead on this, it is released in 24/96khz in quad (4.0 … Continue reading

March 13, 2014
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Ryuichi Sakamoto and Taylor Deupree – Boiler Room Live Set

One of the coolest combinations of artists providing bliss sampling material and a wild variety of noise music, to only start with Ryuichi playing the inner portion of the piano. Check out the entire set on YouTube or in this … Continue reading

February 26, 2014
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Fatima – Gave Me My Name

Fatima has to be one of my all time favorite features on a lot of other artists music through Eglo records almost always featuring a Rhodes with it which just makes this track all the more perfect.  Figuring I recently … Continue reading

相対性理論 – TOWN AGE – Rekapper Review

February 4, 2014 by Rekapper | Comments Off on 相対性理論 – TOWN AGE – Rekapper Review

相対性理論 – TOWN AGE

One of my favorite J-pop releases from Japan in 2013, sort of the light jpop sound you would expect normally, but it has just the right tasting of everything you could hope for including the instrumentation.  I generally don’t try and go out of my way to listen to artists like Soutaiseiriron but when you factor in crazy but simple artwork along with the music, it just makes it overall perfect.  It comes off as being a bit over cutesy but when you factor in that half of the jpop albums fail to get to that level this group has at least a few feet ahead of others.  Equally one of my favorite works for OP song for an anime was made by the lead singer, Etsuko Yakushimaru (やくしまる えつこ), featured in Arakawa Under the Bridge Opening track Venus to Jesus.  That entire anime was nuts and one of my all time favorite comedies, but that warrants its own post later.