Hidari Ude No Yume 1991 The sound is crisp and

The sound is crisp and consistent across venues

Oh Sees once again astound with their relentless polyrhythmic pulse and signature guitar fireworks

Shauna Boyle and Nick Brown are a rhythm section anchored in Stooges primitivism—relentlessly hammering out a bedrock for McKechnie’s guitar pyrotechnics and vocal wallop

overthinking and existential anxiety

She only made a few albums in the 1970s and sang backup on many more such Tim Maia and Nonato Buzar but for whatever reasons never seemed to make it into the MPB upper echelons

Hidari Ude No Yume 1991 The sound is crisp andRyuichi Sakamoto's landmark 1981 album reissued for the first time in decades outside Japan. This rare Japanese edition blends electro, funk and ambient sounds. Remastered by Bernie Grundman with a new introduction by British journalist Anton Spice. Originally released on the Alfa label, Hidari Ude No Yume (Left Handed Dream) is Sakamoto's third solo album and features different tracks and mixes than the European Epic Records release.