Formed in 1972 by university folk club members, Abeichizoku channeled Jacks and URC greats like Happy End. In 1973, they recorded their lone album in a grueling 8-hour session, pressing just 100 copies. This lost gem of Japanese folk rock is finally reissued for the first time.

4-song EP from a college student soft-psych group, remastered from the original tapes, this gem features beautiful harmony and intricate arrangements that rivals the best of Japan’s early ’70s scene, reminiscent of Off Course’s debut.

A rare fusion of Japanese tradition and British folk, Joyama no Narazumono was privately released in 1979 in only 100 copies. This long-lost gem now sees its first-ever worldwide reissue.

Like a forgotten fairy tale, Untitled White Album is dreamy yet bursting with youthful ambition. Recorded in 1974 by two enigmatic musicians in a home studio, this long-lost gem of Japanese psych-pop now returns—expanded with 16 unreleased tracks.