Live DVD featuring Yoshiyuki Kawaguchi, who plays with Kuricorder Quartet and Shibusashirazu. This DVD is a live concert of his Shibu side. Crazy stuff.

And this live DVD is of Yoshiyuki Kawaguchi mainly of his Kuricorder Quartet side.

Outakes from the recording session for the Shibusashirazu meets Kuricorder Quartet album, Shibu-Kuri, which for various reasons didn't make the final album. Nevertheless, these were deemed interesting enough to put on this album, togther with some live tracks from their much praised live show.

Shibu-Kuri live, celebrating the release of the album Shibu-Kuri, a joint project of two of Japan's great innovative bands,

Celebrating their 20 year anniversary, new recordings of some of their most popular tunes. Limited edition CD plus DVD. CD has 10 tracks and DVD has four live performances, two from Japan in 2009, plus one each from France (2007) and Ukraine (2005)

Yoshiyuki Kawaguchi is a wind instrument player. Among the many groups he has played with, are Shibusashirazu, for whom he plays sax, and Kuricorder Quarter, when he plays recorder. On this album, Kawaguchi and his band mates from each group play the music of the other group. A bit of a bizzare idea, but these kinds of musicians are full of wonderful and weird ideas.

The brilliant Shibusashirazu live from Paris at the Maison de la Culture du Japon September 29th 2007, the last date of their European tour. First pressing comes with DVD of We Are a Fisherman Band (18 mins).

Fedayien is a kind of scaled down version of Shibusashirazu. The group features the same musicians, Naohiro Kawashita, (soprano and tenor saxes, violin) Daisuke Fuwa (bass) and Shiro Onuma (drums) plus the Shibusa horns, Kazu Nakahara on guitar plus Butoh dancers. This album was recorded live at the Moers New Jazz Festival '96. Four extraordinary tracks. 1. Umi 2. Dava Dava Daba 3. Capplypso 4. Fuwarumba

Studio album from 2000 featuring the 3 Fedayiens Naohiro Kawashita (saxes, violin) Daisuke Fuwa (bass, effects) Shirou Onuma (drums) plus guests Keisuke Ohta (violin) Shunji Yamamoto (flute) Kazutoki Umezu (alto sax) and Kouichi Yamazaki (bass). Free jazz meets grunge like rock plus some quiter moments. 1. River-Umi 2. Ume Rocko 3. Neopolitan 4. Capplyso 5. River Space 6. Toki.

First studio album since 1995's "Be Cool". 30 piece brass, violin, guitar, percussion group are joined by three members of the Sun Ra Arkestra- on alto sax Marshall Allen, trumpeter Michael Ray and percussionist Elson Nascimento. The result is a stunning kaleidoscopic wall of sound, screaming saxes, manic drumming, percussion, and wailing guitars, that ebbs and flows between just the slightly odd and pure mayhem. Fantastic stuff.

Album of live recording. Released in 2001.

Recorded just before they went to Europe in 1998 and released in 1999.

11 piece band on an album that swings, released in 1998.

Funk and innovative brass arrangements make this one of the best 'Shibu' albums... released in 1997.

The group's first album that has largely been forgotten but sounds better than ever in their renaissance. Recently performed at the Fuji rock festival. Released in 1996.

Jazz meets indies group who have gained cult following in Europe. This album is of mostly Japanese pop tunes. Released in 1994.

Second album originally released in 1993.