石橋英子 Eiko Ishibashi - Imitation Of Life Artist_Upper Astral pop-oriented sound for a decidedly

pop-oriented sound for a decidedly grungier

Futurismo have the privilege to be the first label to ever reissue one of the most sort out and revered electronic albums of the early 1980’s: Digital Stimulation by Units

creating moments of catharsis by harnessing bursts of noise and other uncommon sounds

accompanied by fellow Houstonian Geoffrey Muller’s atmospheric banjo rendering of Erik Satie’s ‘Gnossienne’

Made of groovy tunes and dance killers

石橋英子 Eiko Ishibashi - Imitation Of Life Artist_Upper Astral pop-oriented sound for a decidedly'Imitation of Life' is an impeccably crafted album. At the time it was recorded, Ishibashi was part of Jim O'Rourke's touring band and was already a well known figure in Japanese music: she was touring constantly and had released a slew of pop records and a solo piano album. On "Imitation of Life", she channels this wealth of experience into a set of magical prog pop hybrids that harmonize well with O'Rourke's Van Dyke Parks influenced cycle of Nic