Memories of a Lost City, by Tokyo Jupiter Records

Memories of a Lost City

by Tokyo Jupiter Records

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just a sandwich An incredible collection of talent for a good cause. Whether you're listening to the beautiful vocals on 'A Vaccine' or the breathy choir on 'Dome' or the powerful chords on 'Quarantine', its a haunting and surreal experience, striking a very specific tone in a strangely specific time. Can't recommend it enough. Favorite track: Halo.

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1.	Ghost Lode - Why Do You Look for the Living Among the Dead? 04:36		buy track
2.	SHRVL - WABERN 03:38		buy track
3.	Secolar - Dromedario 03:51		buy track
4.	Philip Jamieson - LSH 09:09		buy track
5.	A Paradise Dot - A Vaccine 04:25	lyrics	buy track
11 PM Sunday on a covid week Busses are empty but lights are still on You could think everything's the same If not for the posters And occasional blue screen I tell myself I'm alone here Just for the driver and another passenger I still have not found a way to be nice and not let people in (Now everyone is here together now everyone has to be saved) It might not be The most original simile And now it's "we" against pitiless villainy But there won't be a vaccine If after this were like we used to be News are that everyone will die I call my friend and wish a happy birthday He's been there a while Finds it so hard when she has to decide And someone finally got to decide This is the culling, I have to go for a little more time Did I spend all my life Just for one event worthy to rhapsodize? (If we follow our hearts) It might not be The most original simile And now it's "we" against pitiless villainy But there won't be a vaccine If after this were like we used to be There is writing on side of the building It's all around since we got in to hiding "If we get out alive kill the strain that caused this life" Kill the strain that caused this life Sing it oh Let's go back To the way things were oh Let's go back To the way things were It might not be The most original simile And now it's "we" against pitiless villainy But there won't be a vaccine If after this were like we used to be
6.	thisquietarmy - Algal Bloom (Solo demo version) 06:56		buy track
7.	Solipsisme - Outrage à la morale publique 07:16		buy track
8.	Treha Sektori - Rejet - Somh Tah 03:50		buy track
9.	Sádon - Dome (feat. Saåad) 05:19		buy track
10.	KYOTY - Quarantine 08:26		buy track
11.	Takahiro Ukita - Halo 08:19		buy track

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A free compilation of ambient, drone and experimental music featuring artists from Caspian, Rosetta, The Ocean, thisquietarmy, Treha Sektori, Reka, Milanku, Tengil, threestepstotheocean, KYOTY and Of decay and sublime we've ever worked with. All proceeds will be donated to MSF that supports healthcare workers battling coronavirus in Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia and Latin America. Artwork by Takahiro Ukita.

Support our artists and bands here:

Ghost Lode / Rosetta
ghostlode.bandcamp.com
theanaesthete.bandcamp.com

SHRVL / The Ocean
shrvl.bandcamp.com
theocean.bandcamp.com

Secolar / threestepstotheocean
secolar.bandcamp.com
threestepstotheocean.bandcamp.com

Philip Jamieson / Caspian
caspiantheband.bandcamp.com

A Paradise Dot / Tengil
aparadisedot.bandcamp.com
tengil.bandcamp.com

thisquietarmy
thisquietarmy.bandcamp.com

Solipsisme / Milanku
solipsisme.bandcamp.com
milanku.bandcamp.com

Treha Sektori
trehasektori.bandcamp.com

Sádon / Reka
wearesadon.bandcamp.com
reka.bandcamp.com

KYOTY
kyoty.bandcamp.com

Takahiro Ukita / Of decay and sublime
of-decay-and-sublime.bandcamp.com

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released May 22, 2020

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Tokyo Jupiter Records Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo Jupiter is a Japanese independent record label founded in December 2007 and based in Tokyo, to support underground artists playing beautiful and emotional music with DIY ethic, through the traditional CD release and booking shows in Japan.