DD Records, founded in Japan in 1980, provided a platform for amateur musicians to share unique recordings. Their last major compilation, Disk Musik, featured a mix of genres from 13 Japanese artists, becoming a rarity in music collections. Recently re-pressed, the album retains its chaotic diversity, merging various styles from folk to punk, ambient sounds, and electronic minimalism. Despite its disjointedness, some tracks shine as catchy and whimsical, highlighting the label's eccentric creativity and dedication to non-conventional music.
...it still sounds as mind-warping as it probably did to its small circle of listeners back in 1985.
The opening track by trio Circadian Rhythm may as well be three songs in one, drifting haphazardly from stray humming vocals to wistful coda.
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