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Paradia
Paradia (LP)
Cat: WRWTFWW 053. Rel: 28 Oct 21
 
Experimental/Electronic
Fete (2:48)
Paradia (8:32)
Djerba (3:37)
La Suite D'Elsa (4:20)
La Marche Des Canards (2:07)
L'Abeille (3:44)
Exotique (4:38)
Bee Flat (2:37)
L'Allumette (0:07)
T'Aime Libanais (0:37)
 in stock $27.62
Mkwaju
Mkwaju (LP)
Cat: WRWTFWW 025. Rel: 14 Nov 18
 
Ambient/Drone
Mkwaju (6:28)
Shak Shak (3:22)
Lemore (5:59)
Tira-Rin (4:28)
Pulse In The Mind (5:47)
Flash-Back (12:57)
Review: Having previously reissued Mkwaju Ensemble's inspired 1981 debut "Ki-Motion", WRWTFWW now turns its attention to their equally impressive follow-up from the same year, "Mkwaju". Beginning with a breezy chunk of Marimba-driven four-to-the-floor bliss, the album sees the Japanese trio - whose members included legendary percussionist and ambient artist Midori Takada - shuffle between hypnotic, Steve Reich-influenced minimalism ("Shak Shak"), melodious fusions of new age electronica and modern American classical ("Tira-Rin"), and glacial ambient soundscapes ("Pulse In The Mind"). Best of all, though, is "Flash-Back", a dense and intoxicating percussion workout that stretches out over 13 mind-bending minutes.
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 in stock $20.78
Mandala Trilogy Plus 1
Mandala Trilogy Plus 1 (limited 2xLP + insert)
Cat: WRWTFWW 055. Rel: 09 Dec 20
 
Experimental/Electronic
Mandala (18:35)
Mantra (22:02)
Tantra (21:44)
Mai (19:18)
Played by: Manu Archeo
 in stock $33.40
Tree Of Life (remastered)
Cat: WRWTFWW 057CD. Rel: 20 Dec 22
 
Modern Classical
Love Song Of Urfa
Tan Tejah
Tayurani
Wa-Na-Imba
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Modoki-1
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Awase-1
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Yukiai
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Awase-2
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Orifusi
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Modoki-2
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Awase-3
Futa-Aya-Asobi: Usuyo
Review: Thanks to countless reissues of her impeccable new age ambient masterpiece, 'Through The Looking Glass', many more people are now familiar with the work of Japanese percussionist, producer and composer Midori Takada. Even so, 'Tree of Life' remains one of her lesser-celebrated albums - despite being a genuine masterpiece of minimalism and melodic percussion instrumentation. Here reissued on CD for the first time since the album's initial 1999 release in Japan - and this time with a new audiophile-friendly mix from Takada - the set blends xylophone, marimba, kalimba and other percussion instruments with Japanese style strings, strong melodies and nods towards the American minimalism of Steve Reich and Philip Glass.


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 in stock $14.20
You Who Are Leaving To Nirvana (half speed remastered)
You Who Are Leaving To Nirvana (half speed remastered) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: WRWTFWW 061. Rel: 13 Jul 22
 
Experimental/Electronic
Teisan (0:58)
Gyatei Gyatei (Drumming) (6:21)
Unga-bai (4:49)
Sange (4:50)
Taiyo (11:10)
Hannya-Singyo (3:46)
Kannon-Daiji (5:50)
Review: Earlier in the year, Midori Takada released his first new solo album in 23 years - a breathlessly brilliant Afro-ambient extravaganza recorded "in a live setting" and utilising instruments held in the MEG Museum in Geneva. Recorded in 2918 and similarly produced with assistance from the museum, You Who Are Leaving sees the long-serving Japanese percussionist combine his own spiritual compositions with vintage recordings of chants by a Buddhist choir, led by Reverend Syuukoh Ikaw. For the most part, it's a sparse, haunting and intoxicating affair, with sustained chants being combined with all manner of percussion instruments (bells, cymbals, chimes, glass bowls) and plenty of studio effects to create mesmerising soundscapes. It's very good all told - so much so that it will likely one day be considered a new age ambient masterpiece.
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 in stock $26.29
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