Yukihiro Takahashi - SaravahWewantsounds is delighted to announce the release of Yukihiro Takahashi's debut solo album 'Saravah!'. One of the key Japanese albums of the 70s, it was released in 1978 at a key time when, following his tenure with Sadistic Mika Band, Takahashi had just joined the nascent line up of Yellow Magic Orchestra. A sophisticated mix of Disco Funk, synth Pop, Ambient, French Exotica and Bossa Nova, the album has the stylish feel of a night out clubbing in

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Emerging fields like soundscape design and architectural acoustics opened up new ways in which sound and music could be consumed

This cycle of twelve songs deftly illustrates O'Sullivan's ascent as a unique and multidimensional songwriter

This record right here is Coachwhips at their bloody-nosed best

initially shown in UK cinemas in the summer of 2014 is available as a deluxe package featuring the band‰۪s first two albums

the group‰۪s aesthethic simultaneously recalls different aspects of early 70s musical experimentation: The Art Ensemble of Chicago

Both tracks have been beautifully remastered by the sonic psychedelic pioneer that is Pete Kember of Spacemen 3

a move singer / guitarist Rivers Cuomo says allowed him to write at a slower pace

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a masterpiece of modern guitar music entitled simply 'I Hear You'

The album is available as a standard and deluxe edition as well as on vinyl