Tokyo Bliss: Japanese Funk, Boogie And City Pop From King Records 1974-88 (Selected By DJ Notoya) LimitedStock Long regarded as one of

Long regarded as one of the jewels in the band’s catalogue

while Captain Black becomes The Mysterons’ pawn and Spectrum battles the deadly forces of The Mysterons

with the addition of bonus tracks included from both their split album with I Killed the Prom Queen and from the compilation albums What We’ve Built and True Till Death

interviews & documentary features and once again shines the spotlight for audiences new and old to re-discover these cinematic achievements

Tokyo Bliss: Japanese Funk, Boogie And City Pop From King Records 1974-88 (Selected By DJ Notoya) LimitedStock Long regarded as one ofFollowing the success of the 'Tokyo Glow' and 'Funk Tide' sets, Wewantsounds once again teams up with Tokyo based DJ Notoya for a breezy selection of Funk and Boogie recorded in Japan for King Records in the 70s and 80s. Most tracks here are making their debut on vinyl outside of Japan and the album, like its predecessors, has been designed by Optigram's Manuel Sepulveda and is annotated by DJ Notoya. The audio has been newly mastered in Tokyo by King