Out on 11 December, newly remastered, on two LPs and double cassette with the original artwork. It is the record where Sakamoto remade his own pieces for piano, cello and violin.
“The Distance Between The Killer And The Killing” arrives on 26 February via NANOQ. It’s a single 46-minute instrumental piece, built from sessions recorded between 2012 and 2025.
Eight quartet tracks with a Coltrane “Countdown” taken apart in post-production and covers of Sakamoto and a Dark Souls soundtrack. The saxophonist releases two volumes on the same day.
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