吉松幸四郎 K. Yoshimatsu - Fossil Cocoon: The Music Of K. Yoshimatsu Artist_Angelo Badalamenti telling Pilbeam’s personal story while

telling Pilbeam’s personal story while also inviting it in others to move from the personal to the public

under the Hauschka moniker has explored the extremities of prepared piano improvisation

this time fusing with cascading synth lines and hyper-harmonic arrangements whilst her distinct vocal style harks back to a history of well beloved big time bangers

which was released alongside a bold video that was shot in London’s abandoned Aldwych Tube station directed by Walter Stern

They gained popularity while performing street shows centered around Shinjuku and Shibuya and debuted with a single in 1990 “THINGS TO HIDE”

吉松幸四郎 K. Yoshimatsu - Fossil Cocoon: The Music Of K. Yoshimatsu Artist_Angelo Badalamenti telling Pilbeam’s personal story whileCult Japanese outsider composer K. Yoshimatsus key 1980s works are collected and reissued for the first time on new career retrospective Fossil Cocoon, binding ambient, abstract punk, music concrte and purist songwriting into a single unified artform. Over a furiously prolific period from 1980 to 1985, K. [Koshiro] Yoshimatsu composed, recorded and released some forty albums in the span of a few years. These records primarily appeared under his own