I have it now, if you still want it?....

Yes pleeease!

http://rapidshare.com/files/162649144/MH-KY.rar

It's already been floating around for a while; not too difficult to find (that is, if this is what you're after).

Can anyone upload older Tujiko Noriko albums?

Loads here

Thanks a lot, I appreciate it.

don't think this has been mentioned...its "flippin" lovely though, i believe she sings of some of the aus albums which is no bad thing of course

Cokiyu: Mirror Flake - http://rapidshare.com/files/156971976/_ ... _flake.rar

*Not my Link

PS. any chance of the radicalfashion album being re-upped, the name put me off initially but i kep reading great things about it...thanks

I hope Sora makes another album. Re:sort is one of my all time favorites.

Also, I really enjoy Aus, Kazumasa Hashimoto, and the electronica stuff of Supercar, the solo album of Miki Furukawa (like Supercar it's not totally electro, but it's getting there).

I'd like to discover some bands like Sora.

I definitely need some more Supercar. I only have Answer.

I have that as well as 'Futurama', 'Highvision' and 'Ooyeah'. Want me to up?

Highvision is my favorite Supercar album. Just sublime.

If one of you could up highvision that'd be fantastic.

Cool, if I'm not beaten to it, I'll up it after work tomorrow.

just trying this out and i can recommend it pretty highly if you love aus

Geskia - Silent 77

notmylink: http://www.mediafire.com/?fc9lwhyt3my

Track 7. 1977Ugly/2004IdealCopy is especially good

Geskia: Geskia is undoubtedly the master of Japanese underground hip-hop and breakbeats. He started off his journey of sound making in 2001, and became a part of the down-beat unit “coma5”. Although Geskia’s music style is heavily influenced by industrial music (especially by Industrial icons like Coil and Einstruzende Neubauten), trip-hop movement and techno music, but by listening to the unique music that he has been creating, one can indubitably tell that Geskia has already established his very own distinctive music style and philosophy, and it has begun to mesmerize many people, including his fellow artists.

Geskia’s music concept is to reproduce the life around him, to reflect the connections of him with others, and to manifest his perspective about the world. Many established artists spoke highly of Geskia’s wonderful talent, including Dose-One (anticon, subtle, 13 & God), who described Geskia’s music as “very pretty, very well-made”.
It is Geskia’s aims to produce his music by using his sixth sense and subconscious connection with deliberate feelings. “To express those tiny magical moments in life with music”.

Upping now.

This is really fucking excellent! Moar of this please <3

Ha! good summary...i'll assume you've discovered Akira Kosemura, try this one next if you don't already have it, its by a-fei: solo unit of guitarist Atsushi Kobayashi of former walrus from Tokyo - 1998: the professional debuts as member of the band “walrus”.

less glitchy than Geskia but still excellent

A-Fei - Nympheas

Sirensssoundlink:
http://rapidshare.com/files/137037451/A ... 8.rar.html

Enjoy

This probably breaks all the thread rules as they are scottish but the Iglomat album is worth checking as well, similar kind of sound

Notmylink: http://rapidshare.com/files/160303320/Iglomat.rar.html

Happy listening

* * Back on a Japanese note i'm after Loophole by Sketch Show if anyone can help (and radicalfashion or any of those in my signature :> )

"Sketch Show, a project that has risen from the ashes of the legendary Yellow Magic Orchestra (Haruomi Hososno and Yukihiro Takahashi). "Loophole" evolves through its delicate popping microscopic clicks and pop structures into what sounds like a singer songwriter fairytale album fed through a laptop and spat out covered in velvet and loose wires. It sounds like an album that took a lifetime to record, not a glitch or scratch out of place, the threadbare vocals judged to perfection : fragile, vulnerable, touched."

That A-Fei album is really good.
And cheers hyperballad.

I think I might do a list again of all I have. It's grown a lot, but I've also go a list of requests from where my HD broke before.

This sounds pretty lovely Takagi Masakatsu + Miu Sakamoto 'sorato for AU Design Project' - 2008

Only on track 3 and they've all been a bit different, some may find it a bit frail i guess

uhm i get an error, im not allowed to read that post

Maybe you need to be logged into livejournal to read it...

Anyway heres the zip file its the new Aus album

After All on Flau

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Does Anyone have this? Not 100% sure its Japanese but released on the same label...

PART TIMER - Blue
Flau
LAPTOP FOLK / AMERICANA
Released: Sep 2007
Catalogue Number: FLAU:02
Trust these immaculate Japanese imprints to bring us some of the most beautiful homespun music we've heard this year, and even though Part Timer is the work of Moteer's John McCaffrey, everything about this gorgeous cd evokes the spirit and wide-eyed mystery of Japan, presumably why Tokyo's Flau label has given it a home. Treading that sublime line between lonesome acoustic composition and delicate electronic tampering, the sound of Part Timer will be familiar to those of you enamoured with the music made by the likes of Helios, The Remote Viewer and Tunng, covered in that misty-eyed sheen that cant help but tug at the heartstrings without ever coming across as overly emotional. Album opener "theme from Part Timer" is just sublime, some old recordings of a long forgotten day out at the beach shimmer away in the background while a resonant acoustic guitar provides the emotional backbone around which delicate strings and timeless chord progressions suck you into a world of blissful nostalgia. "Hide All You Like" is the first of a couple of tracks featuring the instantly recognisable vocals of Nicola Hodgkinson (of Empress fame), and with a detached melancholy her voice drags this material into another dimension, away from the more familiar confines of instrumental music and into the same kind of musical domain inhabited by the likes of the aforementioned Tunng. "Sudden Loss" is another standout piece, a lonely violin and prepared acoustic guitar nervously igniting the track into a blissful musical arrangement not unlike something out of Bruce Langhorne's gorgeous soundtrack for "The Hired Hand", with only the odd digital Malfunction betraying the music's 21st century origins. "Blue" is just a gorgeous album, produced with a singular musical vision that's impossible not to adore, layered with a plethora of homespun musical signatures that transcend any kind of laptop music you could think of, and housed in the kind of typically lavish Japanese packaging that makes it utterly irresistible. Gorgeous music - brought to you with a massive recommendation.

New Aus? Great!