Artist | 1-4: Tamaru, 5-7: Yui Onodera |
Title | 1-4: Figure, 5-7: Entropy |
Label | Trumn |
Year | 2009 |
Designer | Tri-fold design by Hideho Takemasa. 1-3: art direction by Kitchen., artwork by April Lee, 4-7: art direction by Kitchen., photography by Erica Lai |
Music | Minimal |
Notes | Trumn is a new Japanese label run by Hideho Takemasa. These first two releases feature a delightfully clear design aesthetic.
Hideho writes About the artists Yui Onodera (b. 1982) was born and grown up in Iwate but lives and works in Tokyo. Entropy is a reissue of his debut originally released on his own Critical Path label in 2005. In the year 2007 Onodera released three full length albums, a 7 inch vinyl and a 3 inch CDR on all different labels outside Japan. He composed solo works until two years ago when he started working on long distance collaborations respectively with Celer in the US, The Beautiful Schizophonic in Portugal, and Exit in Grey in Russia. An English article about Yui Onodera and an interview by Tobias Fischer were published on the Tokafi webzine. |
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