Aritomo--The_Flying_Garden_In_The_Painting-(Bracken_Records)-Vinyl-2009-UKi

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2009-07-23

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      a r t i s t : Aritomo
        t i t l e : The Flying Garden In The Painting
          d a t e : 2009
        l a b e l : Bracken Records
	    c a t : HAKANAIRO-143
      s o u r c e : Vinyl
        g e n r e : Folk
  r l s.  d a t e : Jun/2009
      t r a c k s : 09
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 51,2 MB

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     normy:
     That wonderkin is back with a brand new album. Yup! Aritomo's
     4th LP lands at the towers in a massive box from Japan with a
     panda on the side. I love getting boxes from Japan! Especially
     when they're full of limited Japanese private pressings of a
     brand new Aritomo album!! It's called 'E no naka no sora ukabu
     niwa' which translates to 'The Flying Garden in the Painting'.
     In case you're unaware of Aritomo he's a musician, painter and
     sculptor. There are 2 editions of this brand new album
     factfinders. There's a regular version (which looks amazing)
     which comes in a weapons grade thick card board sleeve with
     some top artwork stuck on, inserts inside etc.. well tasty!
     The more expensive version (which we only have a handful of
     and looks even more amazing) is a screen printed gatefold and
     is well worth the extra few quid. I think there's only 30 or
     so of those out of the entire pressing of 250 so they won't
     hang around for too long. Whichever you choose you won't be
     disappointed by cos half of the joy of an Aritomo album is the
     artwork and he spends so much time assembling the blooody
     things. He's a talented fella alright and on his fourth album
     he continues with some of the most personal and fragile
     sounding acid drenched folk I've heard in ages. There's a
     strange ethereal quality to his music... it literally sounds
     like it's floating away as you're listening to it. It's
     lighter than air... if you're after a food related equivalent
     I'd go for an aero (well bubbley.) I'm on my third listen now
     and I'm starting to think it's ludicrously good. If you're a
     fan of ghostly spaced out sounding folk which is more delicate
     then a some hundred year old ladyfingers this is for you. I
     love it!! There's some delightfully delicate finger plucking
     on the ole guitar work on this album which is proper doing it
     for me. Fans of Time Lag/ Locust/ Fonal etc will get off on
     this album big style. I can still see the pixies and unicorns!
     If you don't have a record player Beta Lactum Ring picked up
     on him a while back and are starting a reissue program. The
     first album is available on CD now (long gone on wax tho..)
     and is well worth picking up! You should check this guy out!

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      01-Entering To The Painting                               [04:11]
      02-Blooming The Ena                                       [06:13]
      03-The Aerial Garden                                      [04:42]
      04-Voice Of Only One Eye                                  [05:41]
      05-The Circular Flower                                    [04:08]
      06-Golden Sand                                            [05:46]
      07-Presentiment                                           [00:29]
      08-Thrist                                                 [02:42]
      09-Exiting From The Painting                              [05:11]
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