Cornelius

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So far only West Coast dates have been announced, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and Vancouver.

Experimental, eccentric Japanese artist Cornelius brought his spectacular, A/V-enhanced live show to NYC for the first time in a decade.

Japan's Cornelius came out of hibernation this year to release Mellow Waves, his first record in over a decade. As good as his records are, it's Cornelius' incredible audio-visual live show that really wows and he's just announced a North American tour...

It's from a Ryuichi Sakamoto remix album that also features Oneohtrix Point Never, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Motion Graphics, Electric Youth, Cornelius, ARCA, and Alva Noto.

The song is from 'Mellow Waves,' the Japanese artist's first album in 11 years.

'Mellow Waves' will be the Japanese experimental pop wunderkind's first album since 2007's 'Sensuous.'

This week's BrooklynVegan Blog Radio show on SiriusXMU is dedicated to the Eaux Claires Music and Arts Festival, as well as the 'Day of the Dead' compilation, and includes almost every artist that performed in Wisconsin this past weekend, as well as a few tracks from that Grateful Dea…

Cornelius's 1997 album Fantasma introduced the genre-defying Japanese artist (Keigo Oyamada) to most of the Western world with it's everything-in-a-blender style. Nearly 20 years later it still kinda sounds like it's from the future. (Or the '90s future some imagined Tokyo to be.…