Author: gabaguillar

Akina Nakamori – Fushigi (1986)

Posted by gabaguillar on 25 de March de 2020 in Japan |3 Comments

After a month laying low due to restrictions on some platforms, we’re back! You probably are seeing some reposts and more will come along the way, these are actually all-time bests of the ‘IM’ so don’t miss it, ok? Moving along our Top 5 entries since 2014, having Akiko’s and Slađana’s posts already listed, its […]

About the ‘IM’ (2020) [Repost]

Posted by gabaguillar on 23 de March de 2020 in Uncategorized |One Comment

“The Interstellar Skie.. hath .. so much Affinity with the Starre, that there is a Rotation of that, as well as of the Starre.” ~ Francis Bacon (1626) The Interstellar Medium is the material that fills the space between the stars. Many people imagine outer space to be a complete vacuum, devoid of any material. Although the […]

Yoshiko Sai – Mikkō (1976) [Repost]

Posted by gabaguillar on 22 de March de 2020 in Japan |One Comment

Due to the great success of Yoshiko Sai’s first entry, simply the most viewed during this year, today we present another album of this incredible haunting artist! Let’s go to our history: Edo (modern Tokyo) became the seat of government for the military dictatorship in the early 17th century Japan, the so-called Edo period (1603–1867). […]

Yoshiko Sai – Taiji No Yume (1977) [Repost]

Posted by gabaguillar on 18 de March de 2020 in Japan |4 Comments

Born on June 22, 1953, at Nara prefecture, Yoshiko Sai since his childhood demonstrated its precocity and many artistic gifts. During her elementary school days, she loved to paint and read all the classics from mythical writer Edogawa Rampo (The Japanese Poe). In junior high school, she was a member of the coral, taking his first […]

Martha Elefteriadu ‎– Kresby Tuší (1980)

Posted by gabaguillar on 12 de February de 2020 in Czechoslovakia |3 Comments

Welcome back to you all! Needless to say, how thrill I am today with this spectacular album, a real kaleidoscope of genres brought you by one of the greatest artists in former Czechoslovakia. Getting to know her better, unfortunately, I noticed that this album was an odd point of alternation in its career, founded basically […]