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-LTD.JAPAN OBI EDITION- 2024. 1st solo album released in 2006. Reissued in 2022.

-LTD. ORANGE COLORED VINYL + 40P BOOKLET + BONUS TRACK LTD. Includes a booklet (pencil drawings and lyrics by Stanley Donwood and Dr. Chock). In addition (Ladies & Gentlemen, Thank You for Coming) *LP limited bonus track included. exclaimed THOM YORKE. ANIMA! . THOM YORKE, 2019 work. Yes, humans are mostly ANIMA, even though they look calm. THOM YORKE, on the contrary, has declared that he is ANIMA this time. to my heart's content. Yes, he became ANIMA because he finally got what he lacked, which is worshiped by the world as perfect. When did you first learn about ANIMA? When I was a child, my mother watched me watching closely from the shade of a tree my younger brothe...

-LTD.JAPAN OBI EDITION- 2024. 2nd solo album released in 2014.

This is the first album of 2021 by another special band consisting of John Dwyer of Oh Sees, former drummer Nick Murray of White Fence and former member of Thee Oh Sees, Brad Caulkins of Bent Arcana, a special band that released an album in 2020 from Fool's Gold and Castle Face, Tom Dolas of Mr. Elevator, also of Castle Face, and Greg Coates. From the beginning, the jazz development that John Dweyer has been fond of recently is played with the tension of Oh Sees, with saxophone and fuzz guitar thumping, and it's a psychedelic garage jazz neo that no longer needs a reissue of Sun Ra.

=BACK IN= As expected, BENT ARCANA by JOHN DWYER, RYAN SAWYER, PETER KERLIN, TOM DOLAS, BRAD CAULKINS, KYP MALONE & MARCOS RODRIGUEZ, the 1st album in 2020. A total of 6 songs that OCS while jazzing the space age line of SUN RA, the leading type of the correct answer from the garage that completely read the times.

-JAPAN EDITION-

OBI+CREAM VINYL

thought 14-year-old THOM YORKE. I want to be a black midi. Unlike the usual me in the classroom, I don't look down and stick my head out on the stage. Then, he proudly peers into the audience through his sunglasses. While looking down a little. It doesn't mean great. I just want to do it for a little while. Because of my small pocket money as usual, I listened to only jazz, musicals, and TV show soundtrack records from my father's collection, so I think I'm repeating difficult phrases in my head, but please forgive me. Even so, I'd like you to refrain from the sighs of the homeroom teacher who warns you about poor extortion. "What are you laughing about?" Even we, children, can be somewhat considerate, but why don't adults notice anythin...