Yoshio Ikeda - Sketch Of My Life - VINYL LP

The band 'Kafka Ibiki,' consisting of Jim O'Rourke, Eiko Ishibashi, and Tatsuhisa Yamamoto, brings together musicians who are gaining international attention, creating sounds that can only be produced by this trio. Continuing their live-focused activities in recent years, they are set to their third album, following 'Okite' and 'nemutte. ' The recordings from a 'recording live' event held at Shimokitazawa ADRIFT in 2023 have been re-edited by Jim O'Rourke, who also handled mixing and mastering. The live recordings were done by their close associate, Joe Talia. This album captures the improvisational performances that can only be created by the three, yet it transcends a mere live album; like their previous works, it stands strong as an original album crafted by Jim O'Rourke. A new narrative emerges from the recorded documentary. Despite being completely independent musicians, their project, which they regularly pursue as a life's work, continually deepens their musical combination. Each member transcends the fixed role of instrumentalist, collaborating to create a singular piece of music, adding a unique twist to their sound. The essence of improvisational music is cherished, and together, they compose a piece in real-time, defining the music of Kafka Ibiki. Therefore, discussing what kind of sound this music represents is nonsensical; instead, it should be enjoyed from various angles as the unique sound born from Kafka Ibiki is presented. The evolution of Kafka Ibiki's music is now etched onto this record. LISTEN //kafkasibiki. Bandcamp. album/kafkas-ibiki Tracklist The A and B side are structured as one continuous piece. Album Tracks 1. Untitled 2. Untitled

Reissue of Hideo Shiraki Quintet's 'Play Horace Silver' album. Led by Japanese jazz drummer and bandleader, Hideo Shiraki, known for his hard bop and jazz albums in the 1950s and 1960s. Horace usually had a quintet on albums, whereas Hideo's group is a sextet with Hidehiko Matsumoto on tenor and flute, Akira Fukuhara on trombone, and Hisaya Omata on trumpet.A1. Senor Blues A2. Sister Sady A3. Doing The Thing B1. Blowing The Blues Away B2. Preacher B3. Swinging The Samba B4. Filthy McNasty Album Tracks 1. Senor Blues 2. Sister Sady 3. Doing the Thing 4. Blowing the Blues Away 5. Preacher 6. Swinging the Samba 7. Filthy McNasty

Three Blind Mice's treasured sound source is now revived and will be released on LP!! !Isao Suzuki Quartet +2 'Blue Road' recorded in 1975. It is a precious gig recorded at '5 Days in Jazz 1975' fully prepared by recording members, a month later after recording his well-known title 'Orang-Utan'.Isao Suzuki bass, cello, electric pianoKenji Mori alto sax, bass clarinet, fluteKazumi Watanabe guitar MoriShinji drumsOsamu Kawakami bass, electric bassMari Nakamoto vocalMay 26, 1975 Live recording at Nihon Toshi Center Hall, TokyoSupervision Takeshi Fujii / Recording & Mix Yoshihiko Kannari Album Tracks 1. Blue Road 2. Orang-Utan