Name: Japan Blues – The Brasserie Heroique Edits Part 2
Brand: Berceuse Heroique
SKU: BH010
Price: 20.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Label: Berceuse Heroique – BH010
Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Limited Edition, White Label
Country: UK
Released: 2014
Genre: Electronic
Style: Edits, House
Condition: Mint

A tight, atmospheric 12-inch of edits by Japan Blues that tempers oddball melody with woozy rhythm. “Half Deaf Pulse” opens the EP with drawn-out chords, haunting vocal chants and a skittering drum machine rhythm, anchoring the mood in dreamlike oddity. On the B-side, “Baroque Mutiny” unfolds with post-punk chimes and dubbeats, while “Mysterious Satsuma” closes things with restless Italo-tinged melody and experimental groove. It’s a release tailor-made for late sets where texture and nuance matter most.

A1. Half Deaf Pulse
B1. Baroque Mutiny
B2. Mysterious Satsuma