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"Japanese Deadheads who have been tripping since the late eighties. Back in the day Michio Kurihara used to jam with these guys, but in recent years the band has been orbiting around the mellow guitarsolos of Yukotopia's Roku. Outraged by the Fukushima accident in march this year, this tape is a collection of protest songs against nuclear energy. 100 copies." - Sloow Tapes
Very Recommended!

"Minimalist freaking meets faux-mythic language and outsider arias with the cream of the Groovy crew along for the ride. Sally Smitt (say it backwards, Mekons fans) and cousin Lindsey Lee are the divas and a modified Tiller Boys get free at last behind them." - Drag City
VERY recommended!

"The collected sounds of Manchester after midnight, circa early 80s. Never released in it's day, this is the last of the red hot Groovys, with Pete Shelley inducing his salon of wild-eyed electronic freaks into a home-recorded maze of beats, grooves in-jokes, high-art references and beyond, all of which resonates perfectly with our latter-day understanding of electronics, outer limits and yes, even popular music sounds." - Drag City

Crucial revisitation on vinyl of this Japanese improv classic.
Prominently features Takehisa Kosugi who a few years later would go on to form the Taj Mahal Travellers.
Mind expansion that's not to be missed!