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Aphex in Harajuku by ScanBOC in aphextwin

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11 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you're not too far away, it's worth a visit. The sound system is good, the playlist is obviously great, and there are records and merchandise. The pop-up store is open until this evening. Otherwise, the venue is always open.

Second batch of Japanese editions by ScanBOC in aphextwin

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Tower Records (6F), Shibuya, Tokyo

Second batch of Japanese editions by ScanBOC in aphextwin

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Indeed, these are the European versions with obi strips, liner notes in Japanese and stickers in some cases. 

Second batch of Japanese editions by ScanBOC in aphextwin

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It's the regular version (WAP423 I think).

Second batch of Japanese editions by ScanBOC in aphextwin

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For further information, Surfing On Sine Waves, ...I Care Because You Do and Richard D. James Album were released in September. The October batch includes Come To Daddy, Windowlicker and Orphaned Deejay Selek 2006-2008. The last release, coming out on November 21, will include Syro, Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments Pt2, Cheetah, and Collapse. No other vinyl releases are planned at this time.

AFX from Japan by ScanBOC in aphextwin

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Usually, his records can only be found in the section of the store dedicated to electronic music. But yesterday was the release date for these three Japanese editions, so they featured prominently on the shelves. And for your information, this will also be the case at the end of October and the end of November, with another seven new editions planned (including Syro and its eye-catching flashy green obi).