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last CD acquisition of the year is this wild album by jazz fusion composer and keyboardist Jun Fukamachi. he started experimenting with synths in the 70s and in 1989 founded the first synthesizer major as a professor at a Japanese university.

Quark (1980) is difficult to summarize but to me it is equal parts Alan Parsons Project, Pink Floyd, and Vangelis. there are glimmers of upbeat Japanese fusion bands like Casiopea but the clouds don’t usually part for very long.

wouldn’t recommend this one for casual listening, probably best served with some psilocybin or LSD.

last CD acquisition of the year is this wild album by jazz fusion composer and keyboardist Jun Fukamachi. he started experimenting with synths in the 70s and in 1989 founded the first synthesizer major as a professor at a Japanese university.

Quark (1980) is difficult to summarize but to me it is equal parts Alan Parsons Project, Pink Floyd, and Vangelis. there are glimmers of upbeat Japanese fusion bands like Casiopea but the clouds don’t usually part for very long.

wouldn’t recommend this one for casual listening, probably best served with some psilocybin or LSD.

https://album.link/i/1542227722

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if you’re in the right headspace, sure

some of the synth work is very Alan Parsons Project, way more experimental overall though

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it’s such a bonkers album, really varied stylistically but somehow cohesive thanks to its consistently melancholic mood

gonna do mushrooms with @brileigh and listen sometime