Kalaido - In Praise Of Shadows quima Design by 36

Design by 36

to the surging ambient techno hedonism of ‘Strange Attractor’ – a near cult cut that remains a timeless slab of hallucinatory dancefloor excellence – and the slow-motion space-dub of Francois Kevorkian collaboration ‘Teaching of Sphinx’

Catalog: ALR-28015

Masahiro Shimada

Mixed by Aviad Zinemanas

Kalaido - In Praise Of Shadows quima Design by 36Limited Edition Tapes 100 Worldwide The name "In Praise of Shadows" comes from a 1933 Essay of the same name by Jun'ichir Tanizaki. The essay is a reflection on how at the time, Japanese society was beginning to change rapidly away from traditional ways of life, in favor of more modern, Western sensibilities. In the essay, Tanizaki lamented this change, and instead suggested there is great beauty and subtlety to be found in the traditional, lamp lit