Ken Ishii is a Japanese techno musician who is highly acclaimed both domestically and internationally. This album, released by R & S Records, is one of his masterpieces.
“Innerelements” was released in 1994 and is known as a piece of techno music that incorporates elements of trip-hop and electronica. Featuring ambient soundscapes and downtempo rhythms, its innovative approach made a strong impression on many listeners.
Tracklist
1. Encoding
2. A.F.I.A.C.
3. Ricochet
4. Twist Of Space
5. Flurry
6. Naiad
7. Pneuma
8. Fluctuation
9. Radiation 03
10. Fragments Of Yesterday
11. Kala
12. Decoding
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