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Tanoshikatta

  • Cat No: TR002
  • updated:2026-06-10

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LP 5390 JPY

From Hoodoo Fushimi to Okinawa Electric Girl Saya, JUMA, and Zen Oikawa — an irresistible selection for fans of Japanese underground music. From Nocera in southern Italy comes 〈Tanoshii Records〉, a label digging deep into Japan's most hardcore culture, and their compilation album "Tanoshikatta" is here, limited to 150 copies! Spanning 80s reissues through present-day artists without discrimination, it covers every mutation of avant-garde〜electronic.

The second release from 〈Tanoshii Records〉, the little-known Italian cult label digging deep into Japanese culture, which caused a stir in certain circles with its launch via a 7-inch by Lukatama, formerly of Aido and now a singer-songwriter! Includes the Redline Mix of "Noudashi," the classic track also found on the self-released compilation "In Praise Of Mitochondria" by Hoodoo Fushimi, the Japanese home-recording funk maverick whose back catalog keeps getting reissued and unearthed. It even features "Night Chapel White Labyrinth" by JUMA, a Japanese minimal synth cult project that personally makes our mouths water (the original cassette Cross Parallel is virtually impossible to find). An extremely limited pressing — don't miss it. (Original Japanese text by Akie)

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