This is an excerpt from 20min length song "LOOP for A.M. SHOW WINDOW3". People who buy A.M. works will get this full length CD during "A.M.SHOW WINDOW" exhibition at PULP Osaka, 4th June ~ 8th 2014 and at KATA Tokyo from 1st July ~ 5th 2014. edition 300.

"LOOP for A.M. SHOW WINDOW3"からの抜粋です。オリジナルは20分の作品です。2014.6月4日〜8日の期間にPULP Osaka, 2014.7月1日〜８日にKATA Tokyoで開催される "A.M.SHOW WINDOW"にてA.M.作品をご購入いただいた方にCDをプレゼント。限定300枚。是非遊びにいらしてください。

http://pulpspace.org/post/85200763364
http://www.kata-gallery.net/events/am3/

mastered by Yoshinori Sunahara

LOOP for A.M. SHOW WINDOW3 _ excerpt

From album Kuršių Ainiai ‎– Bėki, Laivuži, 2007.

Oi kur josi, brolužėli

If I Want To Live

COME BACK

A mix to celebrate the 2 years anniversary of Jj funhouse. It features tracks from all the wonderful artists whom we had the pleasure to release hitherto and others. Come celebrate with us at Bagger 11.03.2016 : https://www.facebook.com/events/1035891213137152/

Tracklist :

1. DSR Lines - Rotor
2. Peter Baumann - Romance 76
3. Milan W. - Arena
4. Julee Cruise - Into the night
5. Alpár - Amitori hō
6. Clara Mondshine - Landing at full moon (pitched up)
7. Aksak Maboul - Saure Gurke
8. Roman Flugel - Wilkie
9. Prince Jazzbo - Replay Version
10. C. Young - World Communication
11. Piero Umiliani - Synthi Melody
12. Mittland och Leo - Trooper
13. Yasuaki Shimizu - Honda
14. Roger 3000 - Spirales / Journey


2 Years a funhouse for B a g g e r (Mix by Jj funhouse)

Fonseca Winds (Lament)

Available worldwide July 16, 2018
Distributed by Honest Jon's
@khotin

Khotin - Dotty

Purchase: ilyasahmed.bandcamp.com/album/behold-killers
Catalog #: GN56
November 22, 2019
CASSETTE+DIGI

Since embarking on an enchantingly forlorn run of musical activity, Ilyas Ahmed has remained incredibly active both as a visual artist and an incredibly versatile musician. Ahmed has cultivated vibrantly esoteric collaborations with Liz Harris (Grouper) and Matt Carlson & Jonathan Sielaff (both of Golden Retriever), among others, is an active member of heady, genre-defying experimental instrumental band Grails, and steadfastly issued quiet epics of psych-minimalism. Now, the Pakistan-born, Portland, Or.-based musician returns with 'Behold Killers,' perhaps his most alluring and distantly seething work to date. 

"Pass No Jazz" unfurls its tattered but tranquil tapestry over the entire A-side, tracing each step with unhurried care and curious composure. "Metal Freedom" leads the B-side in a synth-laden cloud of shimmering tragedy and seething hope. "Mad Love" dials things down for a modest symphony of gritted minimalism and soot-covered, negative space. Closing piece "Wild Violet" shimmers in a desolate dance of eerie weightlessness and wretched resolve.

Best consumed in the dead of night or frosted isolation, ‘Behold Killers’ is an aural yarn explicitly woven for the trodden.

LOOP for A.M. SHOW WINDOW3 _ excerpt

AOKI takamasa