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Maher Shalal Hash Baz

Faux Départ [LP]

A Colourful Storm · SKU: ACOLOUR056

Pop • Jazz

Preorder • 16 Oct 2026

Tracklist

20 tracks
  • B1Rock GardenNo preview
  • B2Cumulonimbus And Thunderstorm In A MorningNo preview
  • B3Cumulonimbus And Thunderstorm In A MorningNo preview
  • B4Cumulonimbus And Thunderstorm In A MorningNo preview
  • B5Cumulonimbus And Thunderstorm In A MorningNo preview
  • B6Cumulonimbus And Thunderstorm In A MorningNo preview
  • B7A WindNo preview
  • B8LightningNo preview
  • B9LightningNo preview
  • B10PalmsNo preview
  • B11PalmsNo preview
  • B12TreesNo preview
  • B13TreesNo preview
  • B14Bright LightsNo preview
  • B15Seal and SeagullsNo preview

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ACOLOUR056

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Condition

New

Media Condition

Mint (M)

Sleeve Condition

Mint (M)

Format

1xVinyl 12" 12inch Vinyl

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n/a

Description

Welcome Tori Kudo back to A Colourful Storm with a new edition of Maher Shalal Hash Baz's Faux Départ, a document of a stateside tour that culminated in a recording session at the legendary Dub Narcotic Studio with a one-time ensemble of Greg Saunier and Chris Cohen (Deerhoof), Andrew Maxwell, McCloud Zicmuse, Arrington de Dionyso, Takashi Ueno, Saya Ueno, Naoki Otani, Akiko Hotaka, Masaaki Endo and Naoki Otani. Always spontaneous, never rehearsed. Music in and of this world, seemingly teetering on the verge of collapse. "We flew to the US for a show with Red Crayola in Los Angeles and initially stayed at Rick Potts' house. There, I met up with The Curtains and hit the road in their car. We headed north, writing down every melody that came to mind. I slept in the gap between the wall and the sofa and got interrupted by a herd of cows along the way, but I finally arrived in Olympia and recorded all the melodies I'd written down, which became Faux Depart. There, I found McCloud, a noble beggar who was sleeping in the studio and playing the bassoon on the street." - Tori Kudo, 2026 "Chris Cohen, who played in Deerhoof from 2001-2006 or so, was an obsessive Maher fan. When our other band, The Curtains, was given a chance to support Maher on a West Coast tour, we got to see up close how Tori leads - often by not leading. He is an unpredictable, wild musical genius and card-carrying eccentric." - Greg Saunier, 2026

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