Various - Kumo No Muko [Warehouse Find]WAREHOUSE FIND Since So Many European Labels Have Been Reissuing Lost And Obscure 1980s Japanese Ambient Albums Of Late, It Was Probably Inevitable That At Least One Label Would Put Together A Compilation Paying Tribute To The Sound. It Turns Out That Jazzy Couscous Has Won The Race With Kumo No Moko, A Superb Double Album That Does A Terrific Job In Putting Japan's '80s Ambient Scene In Context. As You'd Expect, The Majority Of The Tracks Feature

" the exhilarating and joyful "Early Summer

'Love The Way You Love Me' has all the ingredients of a timeless Balearic masterpiece

The Tribe label

And let’s face it: It’s a breaky affair

Too legit to quit

often with double-time breakdowns and upstroke syncopations

With the night closely following us

The flip side sets off in a slightly darker tone that is succeeded with pace and persistence in the drum patterns and winding arpeggiated bassline of “Caleidoscope”

Two essential tracks for any soul & disco aficionado

90s Process follow up their rollicking Gatecrasher bothering EPs for Pushmaster Discs and 1Ø Pills Mate with a ferociously epic five track trance-techno release for the Lobster Theremin main label

The ‘Look at Their Eyes it’s Ecstasy’ sample are the dulcet tones of Robin ee

The swinging "It Could Happen To You