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Ruins 1986-1992 (MAGAIBUTSU, MGC-21, CD 2003) progressive / punk Price: € 14.00  |
Released in 2003, this archival document album gathers Ruins’ masterpieces from the first 7”EP in 1986 to Burning Stone album in 1992. 23 tracks are resurrected in clear and powerful sound images by Yoshida's remixing/remastering. It shows the gradual changes of their song making process from impulsive hardcore pieces of early years to later complex structures. |
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Ruins Tzomborgha (MAGAIBUTSU, MGC-22, CD 2002) progressive / punk Price: € 14.00  |
On the latest Ruins album, the integrated music of irregular rhythm and melody, through minimal orchestration, sounds like a conversation between a horde of people of different nationalities, genders, and ages, exposing the borderless universality of sound, emotion, and meaning. Also released on Mike Patton’s IPECAC in USA, the Japanese edition is released on MAGAIBUTSU. |
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Ruins Vrresto (MAGAIBUTSU, MGC-14, CD 1998) progressive / punk Price: € 14.00  |
Their compositions are extreme: too violent and wild to be progressive, too technical and sophisticated to be hard-core and too lyrical and melodic to be free-jazz. However, all these tendencies are spectacularly put together, punctuated and reinforced by their distinctive vocals and language, trapped somewhere between the operatic and the psychotic. |
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Ruins Pallaschtom (MAGAIBUTSU, MGC-17, CD 2000) progressive / punk BACKORDER |
The complicity between the two musicians is displayed here in its fullness of sound. Sasaki Hisashi handles his Midi bass with an amazing dexterity and phrases Tatsuya Yoshida's lyrical singing with his gruff voice. Yoshida, whose drums by now surely have become extensions of his physical body, shows once more his dedication to complex rock patterns and stone pictures. |
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| Akaten | 3 | 1996 | € 9.00 |
| Third album from Akaten, experimental joke pop duo comprised of Yoshida Tatsuya (RUINS) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Omoide Hatoba, Acid Mothers Temple). | |||
| Akaten | 1 | 1995 | € 9.00 |
| First album from Akaten, experimental joke pop duo comprised of Yoshida Tatsuya (Ruins) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Omoide Hatoba, Acid Mothers Temple). | |||
| Akaten | 2 | 1995 | € 9.00 |
| Akaten is comprised of Yoshida Tatsuya (Ruins) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Acid Mothers Temple). This second album that was produced only 6 month after the first one. Even more offhanded, random plays, though introducing jazz-rock/ethnic music nonchalantly, it provides intellectual and ludic deviation coherent to the life of relish and humor. | |||
| CONTI | ... Of Lopien' | 2004 | € 16.00 |
| First record for a sitar and drums duo in the lineage of the RUINS. | |||
| Le*Silo | 8.8 | 2004 | € 14.00 |
| Le*Silo has just released a phenomenal first album! Produced by Tatsuya Yoshida(RUINS’ drummer) who provided his personal touch to this wonderful recording. A mixture of raw punk-rock energy and neoclassical technique or how to head-bang while wearing a powdered wig, Le*Silo is undoubtedly the best rock news of the year 2004. Tokyo purists are quivering with delight. | |||
| V/A | Japanese Independent Music | 2001 | € 21.00 |
| The fullest picture available of Japan's explosively radical underground musical scene. This book is a comprehensive report on the exuberant activity of the Japanese independent scene at the end of the twentieth century. Structured like a dictionary with an historical introduction, it offers a vision of more than 600 artists from musical streams as varied as: electro, harsh-noise, avant-rock, free-jazz. Comes with a CD of rare and previously unreleased tracks from: Keiji Haino, Yuko Nexus6, Acid Mothers Temple, Ruins, KK Null, Sachiko M, Hoppy Kamiyama, etc. | |||
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