Flow Goes The Universe: Vinyl 2LP
First time vinyl edition of one of Laraajiās best loved albums, originally released in 1992 as one of the first releases on the All Saints label.
āFlow Goes The Universeā was recorded in Tokyo, Osaka, New York City and the English Lake District at various studio sessions and live concerts and subsequently compiled and augmented by āinfinite guitaristā Michael Brook, noted for his collaborations with Brian Eno, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Robert Fripp and David Sylvian.
A suite of luminous ambient pieces that stands amongst Laraajiās very best work.
Cut as a double album by Stefan Betke (aka Pole) for maximum fidelity and housed in a gatefold sleeve re-designed by David Coppenhall from his original projection-based designs.
Liner note interview with Laraaji conducted by Andrew Parks.
First time vinyl edition of one of Laraajiās best loved albums, originally released in 1992 as one of the first releases on the All Saints label.
āFlow Goes The Universeā was recorded in Tokyo, Osaka, New York City and the English Lake District at various studio sessions and live concerts and subsequently compiled and augmented by āinfinite guitaristā Michael Brook, noted for his collaborations with Brian Eno, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Robert Fripp and David Sylvian.
A suite of luminous ambient pieces that stands amongst Laraajiās very best work.
Cut as a double album by Stefan Betke (aka Pole) for maximum fidelity and housed in a gatefold sleeve re-designed by David Coppenhall from his original projection-based designs.
Liner note interview with Laraaji conducted by Andrew Parks.
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First time vinyl edition of one of Laraajiās best loved albums, originally released in 1992 as one of the first releases on the All Saints label.
āFlow Goes The Universeā was recorded in Tokyo, Osaka, New York City and the English Lake District at various studio sessions and live concerts and subsequently compiled and augmented by āinfinite guitaristā Michael Brook, noted for his collaborations with Brian Eno, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Robert Fripp and David Sylvian.
A suite of luminous ambient pieces that stands amongst Laraajiās very best work.
Cut as a double album by Stefan Betke (aka Pole) for maximum fidelity and housed in a gatefold sleeve re-designed by David Coppenhall from his original projection-based designs.
Liner note interview with Laraaji conducted by Andrew Parks.
