Home / Music / Satoshi Ashikawa died months after Still Way's releaseMusic linernotes album music satoshi-ashikawaSatoshi Ashikawa died months after Still Way's releaseSatoshi Ashikawa died a few months after Still Way’s release in 1982. The album found a second life through online sharing in the late 2010s and was reissued by WRWTFWW Records in 2019. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesSatoshi Ashikawa's record store was a hub for Japan's kankyō ongaku sceneSatoshi Ashikawa recorded Still Way at Backpage Studio and Musashino Academia Musicae.Still Way was Satoshi Ashikawa's only solo albumBrian Eno's Music for Films actually made it into filmsHarold Budd and Brian Eno followed up The Plateaux of Mirror with The PearlExploreAphex Twin is really Richard D. JamesArca is the alias of Alejandra Ghersi RodríguezBaaba Maal is one of Africa's most celebrated vocalistsBach's St. Matthew Passion is a sacred masterpieceBach's The Art of Fugue is a systematic exploration of counterpointPrevious Satoshi Ashikawa recorded Still Way at Backpage Studio and Musashino Academia Musicae.Next Ruth Crawford Seeger's String Quartet was first performed in 1933