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ENXPL11 - WATERING THE STEEL FLOWERS

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ENXPL11 - JOE FUJINOKI - WATERING THE STEEL FLOWERS
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A sunken cathedral is exactingly excavated by Tokyo-based Joe Fujinoki on his debut album "Watering The Steel Flowers". Glittering shards of glass and metal drifting on deep ocean currents cast vague illuminations upon eroding concrete structures. An occasional glimpse of sunlight filters through the depths, suspended by bubbling hydrothermal vents. Fujinoki creates a series of gestures blurring texture and rhythm, an analog balm for the colloid of post-industrial aches.

Joe Fujinoki is a Tokyo-based musician and synthesist.

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1.	A1.OBJECT 02:19	buy track
2.	A2. ARTIFICIAL VEIN 03:20	buy track
3.	A3. EUPHORIC 03:34	buy track
4.	A4. ATELIER 02:38	buy track
5.	A5. LESS LIGHT 03:06	buy track
6.	B1. SEEMS TO BE GOOD 04:08	buy track
7.	B2. IT KNOWS MORE THAN ME 07:20	buy track
8.	B3. BURNING 03:02	buy track

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A sunken cathedral is exactingly excavated by Tokyo-based Joe Fujinoki on his debut album "Watering The Steel Flowers". Glittering shards of glass and metal drifting on deep ocean currents cast vague illuminations upon eroding concrete structures. An occasional glimpse of sunlight filters through the depths, suspended by bubbling hydrothermal vents. Fujinoki creates a series of gestures blurring texture and rhythm, an analog balm for the colloid of post-industrial aches.

Joe Fujinoki is a Tokyo-based musician and synthesist.

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released December 6, 2021

Written & Produced by Joe Fujinoki
Audio Finalized by Glyn Maier
Artwork by Joe Fujinoki
Design by RJM Vanderheyden

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