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xiexie, the Japanese four-piece band formed in early 2020, combines heavy influences from 00s indie rock music with Japanese vocals to create songs that are popular with a wide range of listeners and has performed at "fuji Rock Festival '22 and Synchronicity, as well as being picked up for opening act for Tommy Guerrero when he have came to play in Japan. This LP contains two digital EPs they released in 2022, and it's the first time in their career their music is available on LP vinyl.

Tokyo based indie pop / psychedelic pop band, xiexie finally releases their long-awaited debut album called “wellwell” on June 12. They have played in Fuji Rock Festival, and opened for many international artists. They also did their first headline show overseas in Taiwan and it was very successful.Their music is a bridge between Asian indie music scene and US indie music scene.

Cultured Swiss techno label Acquit has put together this cheeky little 7" from Trecci with one great tune on each side. 'Invisible Self' is the opener and it is a delightfully curious, inviting blend of soft focus synth loops and smeared pads that sounds like waking up on a distant planet. On the flip, 'Sit And Wonder' starts with pensive piano chords which are eventually carried away on a supple deep house grove with loopy bongos and a feel-good sense of late-night cruising. Tasteful stuff for sure.

Hawaiian enka singer Torao Hikariyama, who gained fame by winning a foreign talent singing competition on TV and is well-loved in Hawaii as a key performer at Bon dance festivals, has his hit song "Torao no Tairyo sen" boldly remixed and dubbed by Tengaku DUB! This release comes in a UK-style center-cut double-sider 7" vinyl, making its long-awaited debut.

The long-awaited analog release of "Romantic Blues," the current masterpiece of the alternative pop duo "sucola". The song is about a drive to a summer resort, forgetting the hustle and bustle of the city, but the lyrics are a candid description of how vocal Okitsu, a native of Nagano Prefecture, felt when she actually traveled along the Japan Romantic Road, and the song has a unique nostalgic and slightly melancholy sound that is different from just a cheerful and fun atmosphere. The B-side features "nonfiction (Studio ver.)".

Ahead of their 'SEVENTEEN RIGHT HERE WORLD TOUR', the 13-piece K-pop group SEVENTEEN are back with their new 12th mini-album.1x Album Package,1x Air-KiT, 1x Title & Credit Card (2ver.),1x Post Card (2ver.),26x Photo Card (2ver.),1xRandom Selfie Photo Card (1 out of 13),1x Ball Chain.SPILL THE FEELS is an anagram of the phrase "I FELT HELPLESS." It suggests that if we pour out our emotionshonestly, even moments of helplessness can become starting points for a hopeful future.In a world where expressing true feelings can be daunting for fear of vulnerability, [SPILL THE FEELS] encouragesus to open up based on mutual trust.Since their debut, SEVENTEEN has consistently shared their stories through music, radiating positive energy. Withmessages like "Be brave today" (clap) and "Even if it's the ninth inning with two outs, hold your bat high"(HOME;RUN), they have offered encouragement and optimism. Their songs about unity, like "We are now very closefriends" (Music God), resonate not only with their fans, CARAT, but also with their peers.In SPILL THE FEELS, SEVENTEEN's message evolves further. They expand their storytelling to themes thatresonate across generations. They touch on feelings of anxiety about the present, uncertainty about the future, andloneliness that seems unrelatable to anyone.SEVENTEEN willingly embraces the sense of helplessness that many experience in modern society, sharinginsights they've gained from overcoming numerous struggles.Their realizations are encapsulated in the slogan SPILL THE FEELS, making it resonate even more with a broaderaudience.

Robert Rental takes up residence with Dark Entries again for an expanded double vinyl reissue of Mental Detentions. Robert Rental was a Scottish pioneer of DIY electronic music. Along with his illustrious collaborators like Thomas Leer and Daniel Miller, Rental helped shape the countercultural sound of the UK with his timely melding of Krautrock, dub, and punk. Originally from Port Glasgow, he moved to the south of England with Thomas Leer in the late 1970s, and became involved with the local music scene. Robert Rental however released very little of his solo music - the only solo recording from The 1970s is the 7" single "Paralysis" first released on the homemade Regular Records in 1978, and re-released on Dark Entries in 2020. Mental Detentions was released as a cassette in 1979, the same year as his masterpiece The Bridge, a collaboration with Thomas Leer. Using an assortment of budget electronics - a Roland drum machine, a kid’s Stylophone keyboard, and an Electroharmonix DrQ - Robert takes us on a gauzy, trip, at once expansive and intimate, minimalist and maximalist. “Stuck” is mangled motorik, like Neu! run through a meat grinder, while “Vox” meanders like an 18 minute ambient fever dream. Robert spoke to friends of his frustration at being unable to replicate his sound in a commercial studio - it was these demos' sound that he wanted to create. Sometimes having only access to the most rudimentary of equipment can sharpen one’s craft - necessity is the mother of invention, indeed. This ethic shines in his work, providing a throughline to the now, as the world feels bigger and smaller than ever.

Rico Friebe is back with the highly uplifting single "Keep On Dreaming" - the last part of his recent single-trilogy that already brought you "Don't Hurt Me Now" and "So... Hi!".

Thought to be bridging the wait until his follow-up album "Faces Meet", the trilogy was designed to explore a "different and more pop-like tone" and bring you some special bonus songs as well as "Keep On Dreaming" does again...

Rooted in the choro tradition, Alvorada's rich compositions embrace rhythms from across Brazil, including samba, xote, bossa nova and baião, tinged with further influences from jazz, tango and more. Faz Tempo pushes traditional expectations with it's bold and intricate arrangements, endlessly varied textures, and breathtaking improvisations and interplay - all transmitted with an infectious joy and soulfulness.

Following on from the previous work, Naoko Gushima's second album, released in 1997, which is almost entirely composed of her own songs and is equally popular in Japan and abroad, will be re-released for a limited time on Clear Green Vinyl!

Naoko Gushima's 1996 debut and urban mellow masterpiece, which has been attracting attention in recent years in the reevaluation of city pop, has been re-released for a limited time on clear purple vinyl!

Naoko Gushima's third album released in 1999, which has expanded its musical range more gorgeously while maintaining the stylish and urban atmosphere, will be re-released for a limited time on clear vinyl!