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早瀬優香子 - LOVE YOUR LIFE (2001)

cute chill jpop :3

井内賢吾  - 犬神と家畜 (1995)

in shinto belief, an inugami was a dog spirit which would do your bidding if you summoned it. or, more specifically, if you made it; you see, an inugami is made by tying up a dog (or burying it up to its neck in the ground) and then placing food just out of its reach. the dog starves (or its head is cut off), and it returns from the dead as a ravenous servant which will bring about violence at its masters commands … if it chooses to. the inugami could just as easily turn on its “master”. just as the inugami would be unforgiving for the cruel nature of its death, this album is also completely unforgiving in its delivery and its vision. ()

bleak shit

Yasume - Where We’re from the Birds Sing a Pretty Song (2003)

good ol fashioned idm

Time Wharp - later (2011)

8bit beat music

The Hospitals - Hairdryer Peace (2008)

gorgeously layered lofi

SPACEGHOSTPURRP - Clvb Nvzv 1995 (2011)

not as radical as blackland radio but still dope and worth a listen

Smoke Room  - ⊕⊕⊕⊗⊖ ⿻⿺ (2011)

for real check this

he got a tumbla with kawaii biddies too

Richard Pinhas & Merzbow - Rhizome (2011)

Deleuze (Deleuze & Guattari, 1988) describes the rhizome structure (Deleuze & Guattari, 1976) as a meaningful alternative to uncovering complex structures, be they social or biological. Western society, Deleuze explains, has built its historicity and philosophy on the basis of binary structures: true-false, yes-no, top-bottom, maturity-immaturity… layers separated by clear boundaries, processes with a start and end, structured organisation charts and capability maps with a top and bottom. The rhizome is a viable alternative since it assumes an inherent complexity of what it is intended to describe. The rhizome is constantly transforming and morphing itself, making it virtually impossible to map out its structure completely at any point in time.

とろ美 - とろみ仕立て (2010)

aaaaaaa holy crap i’ve been looking for this for 6+ months!!! (thx shru)

Nora Keyes - Songs to Cry by for the Golden Age of Nothing (2003)

riyl kania tieffer

aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa

Nag bDud Ceremony - Phurpa (2009)

This voyage began in the middle of the 1990′s in Moscow, when a group of artists and musicians led by Alexei Tegin and based at the legendary Fabrique of Cardinal Art commenced their studies of traditional ritual music, drifting away from the field of contemporary electroacoustic and industrial music with the intent to delve deeper into the ancient musical cultures of the ancient Egypt, Iran and Tibet. The original 2003 lineup of the project that emerged as a result was dubbed Phurpa (one of the five tutelary deities of the Father Tantra in Bon tradition), and all the members have carried on with their research in the field of Bon and Buddhist liturgies up to the present day.
Before Buddhism reached Tibet, local people had practiced involved shamanic rites derived from various ancestral cults. Later on, circa the VI-IX century AD, a conflict between the local tradition, namely, the pre-Buddhist religion of Bon (which originates from Central Asia) and Tantric Buddhism (hailing from the North of India) gave birth to a unique cultural phenomenon known as Tibetan Buddhism, which combines an extensive metaphysical corpus and an advanced philosophical system with pristine ceremonial practices that reach down through many centuries.

recommended by stephen o’malley no less

Monolake - Hongkong (1997/2008 remaster)

top tier minimal dub techno

perfect nightdriving music