Fujiya & Miyagi: Transparent Things (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP disc stabilizer / record weight / turntable weight while certain percussive elements sound

while certain percussive elements sound like mere memories of what they once were

to have inspired a cut this funky takes serious panache

and this might be the best one to date

David McCallum's "The Edge" aka the monster sample for Dre + Snoop's "Next Episode"

Fujiya & Miyagi: Transparent Things (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP disc stabilizer / record weight / turntable weight while certain percussive elements soundFujiya & Miyagis thrilling amalgam of krautrock textures, new wave vocals and unabashed worship of Japanese culture now available on vinyl for the first time ever, having been originally released during peak is vinyl dead? hysteria (2006) despite garnering a Best New Music designation from Pitchfork upon release. The infectious groove of opener Ankle Injuries juxtaposes Klaus Dingers iconic motorik beat with vocals more indebted to vintage Depeche