Taipei four-piece VOOID, led by Hung Sheng-Hao, restocks its 2025 vinyl this July in very limited quantity.
Tuesday, June 30, 2026 • Vinyl Finds from Around the World
VOOID 2025
Taipei four-piece VOOID, led by Hung Sheng-Hao, restocks its 2025 vinyl this July in very limited quantity.
Awakening
A special newly-edited reissue of Hiroshi Sato's 1982 city pop landmark Awakening, a cross-generational masterpiece featuring Tatsuro Yamashita and Yuji Toriyama. Pressed on clear blue and clear light-blue vinyl, strictly limited.
Symphony No.3 (Metaphysica) & Harp Concerto
Joe Hisaishi joins the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and harpist Emmanuel Ceysson for this world-premiere recording on Deutsche Grammophon. Pairing Symphony No. 3 'Metaphysica' with a new harp concerto written for Ceysson, it pushes the harp into bold, vivid new territory.
All Right!
A Three Blind Mice (TBM) vinyl reissue. Recorded in 1974 by legendary bassist Isao Suzuki, who plays seven instruments here — electric piano, Hammond organ, cello, drums, vibes — and even sings. With Kazumi Watanabe and others, it runs from the jazz-funk of 'NEMURO' to the 13-minute spiritual epic 'ALL RIGHT!'
Gathering
A first-ever vinyl reissue on Three Blind Mice (TBM). Recorded in 1977, this was Fumio Karashima's debut as a leader. As Japanese jazz was being swept into the fusion craze, he held to a pure acoustic piano trio with Isao Suzuki and George Otsuka — sharp, taut, elegant and assured.
When A Man Loves A Woman
A Three Blind Mice (TBM) vinyl reissue. Bassist Takashi Mizuhashi's 1974 debut as a leader, captured live. It includes a 15-minute take on Miles Davis's 'So What' and the mournful opener 'When A Man Loves A Woman', where Yoshio Otomo's tearing alto sax raises goosebumps.
明日への旅立ち
A first-ever vinyl reissue on Three Blind Mice (TBM). A 1976 piano trio led by Hideo Ichikawa with Isoo Fukui and Hideo Yamaki, recorded at Tokyo's Epicurus Studio. The 13-minute opener, inspired by the scenery along Hokkaido's Route 234, unfolds vast landscapes over a slow jazz-funk groove.
Through the Looking Glass
A legendary record dubbed 'the holy grail of Japanese music'. In 1983 Midori Takada entered the studio — two days, four pieces, one person, one marimba. With original RCA Japan copies fetching huge sums secondhand, WRWTFWW reissues it cut straight from the original masters.
Album 1987
Mysterious Japanese electronic producer Shin Watanabe follows Album 1986 with Album 1987, still an enigma — are these tapes sealed since 1987, or a faithful tribute to that era? The label says nothing, the artist never appears; eight tracks of the purest house speak for themselves.
Ichiko Aoba's 2020 masterpiece Windswept Adan, long impossible to find on vinyl, returns as a double LP. Co-composed and arranged with Taro Umebayashi, it moves beyond her classical-guitar songcraft into chamber strings and layered orchestration beneath her ethereal voice. This pressing uses recycled Eco Vinyl and adds English lyric translations.