From the album, "Caged Birds Think Flying Is A Sickness"

Written, recorded & produced by Andrei Rikichi
Mastered by Ian Hawgood

https://bearsuitrecords.bandcamp.com/album/caged-birds-think-flying-is-a-sickness

Copyright © 2022 Bearsuit Records, ℗ 2022 Bearsuit Records

This Is Where It Started

This song, written, performed, recorded, mixed and produced by Senji Niban  
( @senji-niban )
Mastered by A.Fruit @annafruit
Artwork by Uno
Mixed by Ippu Mitsui

Release Date: 3rd April, 2020.
Catalog: PSR008S
(P) + (C) 2020 Pure Spark Records. All Rights Reserved.

Where the Birds Fly Now? - Single

Where the Birds Fly Now?

Smart Links

Where the Birds Fly Now? by Senji Niban

Written, recorded and produced by Eamon The Destroyer

Mixed at Bearsuit (Edinburgh)
Mastering: Philippe Gerber/All Real Sound (Philadelphia)

Copyright © 2025 Bearsuit Records, ℗ 2025 Bearsuit Records

Captive

Eamon The Destroyer - "Captive"

From the album, "Flight Of The Certainty Kids"

https://bearsuitrecords.bandcamp.com/album/flight-of-the-certainty-kids

Written, recorded & produced by Bunny & The Invalid Singers

Mixed at Bearsuit
Mastered by Ian Hawgood

Copyright © 2021 Bearsuit Records, ℗ 2021 Bearsuit Records

Bunny & The Invalid Singers - The Certainty Kids

Harold Nono - "The Fall Reprise"

Andrei Rikichi's debut album, "Caged Birds Think Flying Is An Illness" was released on Bearsuit Records on the 31st August 2022

Andrei Rikichi is a former member and co-founder of the Belgian collective, The Unaccountable Red Mist Orchestra

contact: andreirikichi@gmail.com
https://soundcloud.com/bearsuitrecords

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Andrei Rikichi - "Caged Birds Think Flying Is An Illness" (BS056)

Yes, indeed once again Bearsuit Records have released an album crammed with original thought-provoking music that is both experimental but also very listenable. An album that takes electronica, dance and cinematic sculptures to a new and experimental place, a place where white noise and James Bond soundtracks collide to great and unusual effect...
[Monolith Cocktail]

Un album frammentato nella scaletta, ma intimamente coeso, con brani che si pongono come delle piccole storie spesso sarcastiche e grandguignolesche. Un esordio convincente per un musicista a nostro parere da seguire...
[Europa e Cultura Elettronica]

Whilst sliding down the slippery, blood-soaked slope of the horror show ‘They Don’t See The Maelstrom’, you’ll appreciate Rikichi’s command of the studio and all its inherent madness and tricks, like a mad scientist version of Carl Stalling ...And ‘Death Of A Postmaster’ is one of the most beautifully sombre pieces of funeral music you’ll hear this year
[It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine]

Disque habillé de liberté et de magnificence, où le grandiloquent se fait éclatant, où la beauté s’habille de noirceur, où la musique reflète la complexité de l’Homme. Sublime
[Silence & Sound]

It’s disjointed, weird, confusing, sometimes harsh, occasionally melodic, and it makes me happy that there are still companies out there like Bearsuit who remind us all there are still folks out there pushing the boundaries of how we define what music is...
[Set The Tape]

Caged Birds Think Flying is a Sickness leaves you feeling addled and in a spin. It’s uncanny because it’s familiar, but it isn’t, as the different elements and layers intersect. It’s the sonic representation of the way in which life and perception differ as they collide
[Aural Aggravation]