Listening Bar Albums
Kraftwerk – Trans-Europe Express (1977)
Kraftwerk’s Trans-Europe Express is a sleek, minimal masterpiece — electronic music as architecture, rhythm as travel, and futurism as invitation.
Kraftwerk – Trans-Europe Express (1977)
Kraftwerk’s Trans-Europe Express is a sleek, minimal masterpiece — electronic music as architecture, rhythm as travel, and futurism as invitation.
Yasuaki Shimizu – Kakashi (1982)
Yasuaki Shimizu’s Kakashi blends saxophone, electronics, and playful minimalism — a timeless Japanese classic that invites curious, slow listening.
Yasuaki Shimizu – Kakashi (1982)
Yasuaki Shimizu’s Kakashi blends saxophone, electronics, and playful minimalism — a timeless Japanese classic that invites curious, slow listening.
Hiroshi Yoshimura – Music for Nine Postcards (1...
Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Music for Nine Postcards turns everyday moments into listening — a Japanese ambient classic of stillness, intimacy, and presence.
Hiroshi Yoshimura – Music for Nine Postcards (1...
Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Music for Nine Postcards turns everyday moments into listening — a Japanese ambient classic of stillness, intimacy, and presence.
Haruomi Hosono – Cochin Moon (1978)
Haruomi Hosono’s Cochin Moon is a playful, surreal journey through imaginary geographies — a landmark of Japanese electronic music and sonic fantasy.
Haruomi Hosono – Cochin Moon (1978)
Haruomi Hosono’s Cochin Moon is a playful, surreal journey through imaginary geographies — a landmark of Japanese electronic music and sonic fantasy.
Ryuichi Sakamoto – Async (2017)
Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Async is a fragile, fragmented meditation on impermanence — an ambient diary of mortality, silence, and the beauty of incompleteness.
Ryuichi Sakamoto – Async (2017)
Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Async is a fragile, fragmented meditation on impermanence — an ambient diary of mortality, silence, and the beauty of incompleteness.
William Basinski – The Disintegration Loops (2002)
William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops captures sound eroding in real time — a haunting meditation on memory, loss, and the beauty of impermanence.
William Basinski – The Disintegration Loops (2002)
William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops captures sound eroding in real time — a haunting meditation on memory, loss, and the beauty of impermanence.