Home / Music / Sakamoto's async imagines a Tarkovsky film that never existedMusic linernotes album music ryuichi-sakamotoSakamoto's async imagines a Tarkovsky film that never existedSakamoto conceived async as the soundtrack for a nonexistent Andrei Tarkovsky film. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesRyuichi Sakamoto waited eight years between solo albums before asyncRyuichi Sakamoto recorded async's field recordings on a cell phoneThe piano on Sakamoto's 'Zure' survived a tsunamiasync was Sakamoto's first album after recovering from throat cancerRyuichi Sakamoto recorded async over eight months in 2016ExploreYo-Yo Ma recorded Six Evolutions in four days at Worcester's Mechanics Hall52nd Street was cut at A&R Recording in the summer of 1978A Girl Called Eddy's debut came out on ANTI- in 2004A Monastic Trio was recorded at John Coltrane's home in 1968African Rhythms was recorded in a Virginia suburb in 1975Previous Six Japanese Gardens is scored for percussion and electronicsNext Ryuichi Sakamoto waited eight years between solo albums before async
