Akira Ito - Marine FlowersAn extremely sought after album finally available and remastered on its 35th anniversary. A cornerstone album to understand the New Age movement. Includes insert, with liner notes by Diego Olivas, the creative mind behind FOND SOND blog. Some artists have gained huge recognition, some records have been idealized to the point of becoming cult albums and thats exactly the case of Marine Flowers, by Japanese multi artist Akira Ito. An album that is

two years after Valedictory Songs

Remastered and reisssued on Anti

Hailing from the heart of old Gao

Gelini was taken by the city’s street culture along with the sounds of the Mardi Gras Indians and began to immerse himself in that world after moving to the area

jet lagged

“I worked on a tobacco farm in Kentucky

The record is dominated by vintage analogue synthesizers

The Southend-on-Sea based 90’s-loving 3 piece HIGH/LOW are back

” - Angel Olsen

is a minimalist

which explains the sounds of frogs croaking on the track

Butterfly 3000